Elliott's job has been to maintain discipline on the leave side, and to ensure that the campaign nurtures optimism, not anxiety – though the politicians fighting the battle on the frontline have not always obeyed.
This new democratic aesthetic brought forth by Jazz, was born in the crucible of southern pain and frontier optimism, nurtured by the "informed church's call and response"' and the democratic ideals of Jazz music.
Big or small, private or public, the memories rippled across America, bringing back the hurt of a year ago for some people while also nurturing the hope and optimism that were born after the attacks.
In the weeks since Stephen King's e-novella made its debut with the unexpected fury of Carrie at the high school prom, traditional publishers are quickening their entrance into the emerging market of digital books with a mix of anxiety about security issues and optimism about nurturing new forms of literature.
Inclusive prosperity nurtures tolerance, harmony, social generosity, optimism, and international cooperation.
I've heard the supporting arguments, of course, about how optimism seeds the American Dream, nurturing the entrepreneurial zeal that supports the nation's prosperity.
The optimism, that promise and potential — nurtured by that now-tested quarterback, Geno Smith, and that overhauled defense — will sustain the Jets, and their fans, until at least Thursday, when the Jets play at New England.
It is, in part, an expression of the optimism that every manager carefully and privately nurtures, but also an act of faith.
England may not be among the favourites in Brazil but if Hodgson can build on the optimism of these final two games and nurture more young faces then they can at least travel in hope.
She had a bubbling optimism, an infectious enthusiasm and an unparalleled gift for nurturing family and friends.
