Sentence examples for more optimistic time from inspiring English sources

"It's a much more optimistic time now," Mr. Speyer said.

It's partially a nostalgic urge, but simultaneously a fantasy of a more optimistic time for tech.

It could have been made for the World's Fair of 1964, a more optimistic time when people thought that scientists might someday be able to control the weather.

In the meantime, a growing number of people had begun to re-examine the legacy of postwar Modernism and appreciate his purist vision as a throwback to a more optimistic time.

Gems from the canon of Norman Rockwell, whose depictions of post-war America still conjure nostalgia for a seemingly simpler, more optimistic time, are bound for the auction block at Sotheby's in New York.

And with restoration planned for Dragon Rock and its environs, we might someday have a firsthand look into the creative mind of the man who produced those bits of pottery we hoard so lovingly as artifacts of a more optimistic time.

Supergrass were a band for more optimistic times of Cool Britannia and hopeful Labour landslides.

He and other executives got $12 a share in those more optimistic times, four times the price on Friday.

Now it is on the rise again, producing new pressures on prices and increased competition for home builders still trying to sell homes built in more optimistic times.

Like many of the Internet companies they financed in more optimistic times, venture capitalists seemed to be in hibernation for much of the last year.

Members of one group drove through surrounding neighborhoods with a billboard showing Mr. Peres hugging Yasir Arafat during more optimistic times.