Sentence examples for more optimistic though from inspiring English sources

Advocates of rapprochement with the US are more optimistic – though they do acknowledge the risks of wishful thinking.

Another analyst was more optimistic, though.

Regarding some of the experimental tests, I am more optimistic, though, and now included a more detailed suggestion for the protoplast experiment.

"On a more optimistic note, though, it is these kinds of obvious, extreme messages that are so discomfiting young women – that they so cannot ignore –that it has given them something to fight against.

Deller is more optimistic - though not about the role of art.

Notion Ink has updated their blog with more particular (and more optimistic) info, though they stop short of providing an actual launch date.

The bank issued the more optimistic forecast even though Korea's currency, the won, is at its highest level since December 2000.

The Living Planet Index shows a 30% decline in biodiversity since 1970.Take a closer look, though, and a more optimistic account of the planet's trajectory emerges.

Women are a little more optimistic too: Mrs Jam and Jerusalem, though often married to Mr Grumpy Nostalgic, thought young men in love being able to get married was rather nice, not a threat to civilisation.

"I thought Jack Daniel's was the working man's tea/It was the window to the life I used to lead," he sings on "Good Times Ain't What They Used to Be," the peppiest song on the second disc, which is meant to be the more optimistic of the two, though only barely.

In a study by Morrongiello and Rennie [ 10], boys engaged in more risk behaviours than girls but were even though more optimistic about avoiding injury.