Sentence examples for native optimism from inspiring English sources

But a gardener's native optimism is hard to overcome.

This wasn't just his native optimism, he said: "Optimism implies belief in a happy outcome.

The best way to counter it, Mr. Ellis said, is "to cultivate our native optimism".

He has lively eyes, a relaxed manner, a quick sense of humor and more native optimism than most.

Even at moments of maximum stress, the qualities that shine through are an infectious spontaneity, curiosity, ebullience and native optimism, along with an instinctive common-sense resourcefulness.

When I first wandered around the wreck of the trade center I feared that that the civic personality had been irreparably damaged; but within the year, it seemed to me, Manhattan's native optimism had reasserted itself, and its psyche was more or less back to normal.

"Native Speaker" has an early '90s optimism about economic opportunity for immigrants in New York: the idea that great success will follow any effort to work hard.

BOSTON — Even in the darkest days of Elizabeth Warren's Senate campaign, when she was being pummeled for claiming Native American ancestry, her team expressed optimism that she would win in November.

In 1946, drawn by the prospect of visiting and studying European towns and cities, he travelled from his native Wellington in a spirit of optimism, under troopship conditions for six weeks, to London.

In his 1995 book, "The Sign of the Cross: Travels in Catholic Europe," the Irish journalist and novelist Colm Toibin claimed to discern a new optimism afoot in his native land.

Mamoun Fansa sits at the desk of his Berlin flat, scanning maps of his native Aleppo, summoning up whatever slender threads of optimism he can.