Sentence examples for more optimistic life from inspiring English sources

Higher scores indicate a more optimistic life orientation.

People are getting a bit more optimistic that life is getting a little better".

A1 Hispanics Optimistic, Poll Finds A new survey of the nation's Hispanics finds they are far more optimistic about life in the United States and the prospects for their children's future than are non-Latinos, despite being significantly poorer than other groups and less likely to ever gain the full benefits of citizenship.

In addition, recent surveys of Muslim Americans have shown them to be happier and more optimistic with life in the United States than the general population.

In a recent Grantland podcast, the head of the US network Comedy Central suggested that the success of perky shows such as Parks And Recreation was due to Generation Y's more optimistic outlook on life.

Healthways' Neftzger says that circumstances might seem bleak at the moment, but survey participants have more optimistic thoughts about life five years from now.

Lyubomirsky, who has not read Ehrenreich's book, says that while she has "critiqued and parodied" pop positive thinking programs like that of The Secret, there is some merit to adopting a more optimistic outlook on life.

And let's be honest, though we are working on becoming more positive and optimistic, life will often hit us over the head with challenges!

But on the back of its delicately plodding bassline and lyrics advocating experiencing the outside ("To stay in one place I have no desire/The world's so much vaster") it's a fair bit more optimistic, full of life, hope, and possibility a dazed dream of a better world than the one you're living in now.

Aging is often associated with a more optimistic outlook on life.

The verbal descriptions from the subjects complement the quantitative data, for example in regards to reduced stress and a more optimistic outlook on life (data not shown).