Sentence examples for make optimism from inspiring English sources

What has happened to make optimism fashionable again?

Just as President Spock pledged to make hope and government cool again, Mr. Abrams said he wanted his movie to make optimism cool again.

Whether it's a new administration that arrives in Washington on a platform that explicitly promises change; or a new Star Trek movie that, according to director J.J. Abrams, will make "optimism be cool again"; or my kids, who surprise me regularly with how they see the world, there's a bright vibe bubbling just underneath an otherwise gloomy national surface.

Part of what makes optimism in conservation so challenging is the global trend of decline in wildlife, but it's also that success stories are often decades, if not generations, in the making.

The way in which the floods have recurred over the past decade does not make for optimism.

He says he hopes to leave his reader broadly cheered by India's prospects, "but at the same time I raise the questions which make my optimism conditional".

It reminds me of what we want clever Americans to be: positive, without a raincloud for a heart, and yet with the wit to make that optimism compelling.

The Republicans are trying to make that optimism appear sinister, but if we've learned anything from the financial crisis, it is that wishful thinking in the face of a collapsing market is not a crime.

"If there were an election tomorrow for European President, Blair would win it easily," one of his intimates says, and this is probably true.... ......[Blair and Thatcher] are both instinctive social radicals," someone said...the [New Labour] ambition to break the hold of a paralyzing system of post-imperial social restraint, to make naive optimism fashionable, may have already been achieved.

"If there were an election tomorrow for European President, Blair would win it easily," one of his intimates says, and this is probably true.... ..[Blair and Thatcher] are both instinctive social radicals," someone said...the [New Labour] ambition to break the hold of a paralyzing system of post-imperial social restraint, to make naive optimism fashionable, may have already been achieved.

To look at the sunny side of everything and make your optimism come true.