Sentence examples for more optimistic perspective from inspiring English sources

"There is a more optimistic perspective now.

BREEDEN -- I'd like to take a more optimistic perspective.

The fund pointed to the continuing problems posed by capital flight, even though some data from other sources has given a more optimistic perspective.

A prominent convert to this emerging belief is Tyler Cowen, an economics professor at George Mason University near Washington and author of "The Great Stagnation," a 2011 best seller, who has gone from doomsayer to a decidedly more optimistic perspective.

In some cases, a distressing event gives rise to a more optimistic perspective; in "Smash," a serious auto accident makes an unhappily married man feel "finer than fine" about his cramped existence.

Brazilian artist Marcelo Moscheta depicts the Tietê River from a different and more optimistic perspective for his project, Arrasto.

Critics have noted that Schwab's later material contains more optimistic perspectives.

Others take a more optimistic view.

Mr Hayden points to cases where the British just held the ring, until independence allowed a local group, usually Hindu, to gain the upper hand.A contrasting and more optimistic historical perspective comes from Acharya Satyendra Das, the chief Hindu priest at a makeshift temple to Ram built where the mosque once stood.

The view from Argentina tends to be more optimistic than the perspective expressed by bond traders and analysts abroad.

Mundy covers much of the same women-are-taking-over ground, only from a more touchy-feely, optimistic perspective.