Sentence examples for more optimistic period from inspiring English sources

There hasn't been a more optimistic period in recent British history.

His show is noticeably bleaker in tone than "Do Over," the WB version which is set in 1980, a more optimistic period.

But Mr. Burden shares credit for the work's appeal, surmising that viewers are drawn to the ornate lamppost designs from Los Angeles in the 1920s and '30s out of nostalgia for a more optimistic period in California history.

The 0.8 percent drop in wholesale inventories followed a 1.6 percent rise in November that had set off hopes that businesses were growing more optimistic after a prolonged period of slashing inventories.

Horkheimer felt that Schopenhauer's pessimistic social philosophy more faithfully reflected the lost prospects for utopia than did the more optimistic social theories of the postwar period.

TIMFERG1: I wish I could be more optimistic about Italy but it has entered another period of labor gridlock.

Period survival estimates suggest a more optimistic pattern of cancer survival than cohort-based measures for the majority of cancers despite variations in survival.

While Andrew Cleaves, principal of Birmingham Metropolitan College, felt this competition wastes time and money, Doel was more optimistic and suggested that the sector is "entering a more collaborative period".

They were more optimistic about sales: a full 68percentt expected sales to rise in the period.

By contrast, Lache is more optimistic about tire companies, which he thinks will be more profitable for a sustained period of time than people think.

Using more optimistic economic and technical assumptions, however, Social Security faces no problem over the 75-year period used to assess its financial soundness.