Sentence examples for more optimistic picture from inspiring English sources

But recent numbers show a more optimistic picture.

Recent economic indicators, including exports, offer a more optimistic picture, and the new G.D.P. figures will probably be revised upward over the next three months.

What's more, LA Times and USC polling have consistently suggested a more optimistic picture for Donald Trump (no wonder the candidate has tweeted their poll results).

The business survey has offered a far more optimistic picture, suggesting that the private work force has grown by an impressive 22.8percentt.

Quarterly reports from Target, Macy's, Home Depot and other large retailers this week, and a government report showing strength in consumer spending in July, painted a more optimistic picture.

Although it had difficulty massing its forces, recruiting new members and moving freely in Afghanistan, it could still carry out operations.Intriguingly, Brigadier Roger Lane, the senior British commander in Afghanistan, painted a more optimistic picture.

A record of increasing dividends could signal a more optimistic profit picture and a stronger financial health.

The president is "happier" taking a more optimistic, big-picture approach, Axelrod said, noting, "He's in the zone in which he's most comfortable".

But although Pisani cannot really explain all of Indonesia's et ceteras, she does project a more optimistic and warmer picture of a fascinating country than most outside commentators.

However, the conclusions of the panel that the evidence on acupuncture is promising for a variety of conditions but not conclusive seems slightly more optimistic than the picture which emerges from the available systematic reviews.

The post-debate polling picture has indicated that Mitt Romney has made up ground nationally, but polls from the swing states offer a more complicated and still optimistic picture for President Obama.