Sentence examples for mostly optimistic from inspiring English sources

It was a mostly optimistic account, as Turkle celebrated the freedom of online identity.

India's capitalism is raw and sometimes ugly, but its private-sector firms are dynamic and mostly optimistic.

"Businesses are mostly optimistic that demand for their products will keep increasing throughout the year," reported the Boston Fed.

The first myths were mostly optimistic fictions, but our ancestors longed to believe in them: that's how religion established its hold.

The cynical use of the words "freedom" and "independence" made me furious during the Brexit campaign, but here's an intriguing, mostly optimistic, album from a true independence era.

As workers moved urgently to beautify patches of Old San Juan and the government completed plans for the visit, Puerto Ricans, who pushed for a day off of work on Tuesday but failed, are mostly optimistic about the visit.

They are still mostly religious, optimistic and tolerant; indeed, they may be more tolerant than they were in the 1960s.

Taken at face value, the exhibition is an amusing collection of nutty, extravagant, sometimes frightening but mostly wildly optimistic pictures of the technological future.

Stevie Wonder has asked some unanswerable questions in his songs, but he deals mostly in optimistic certainty; the ideas of eternity and unconditional love don't vex him.

Emily St. John Mandel's take, in her fourth novel Station Eleven, is mostly an optimistic one: While some communities devolve into cults with overbearing leaders, she alludes to the idea that most of these troubled societies developed this way out of fear, and possibly even as a response to trauma.

Looking out at that same view, I saw a city with a rebellious streak, a mix of tourists and transients, natives and new comers mostly feeling optimistic about the freedom to congregate, to let loose, hoping to hit it big or just be a part of the game.