Sentence examples for offers optimism from inspiring English sources

The plan offers optimism about his earning power.

The song, which features the lyrics "Give me chance to refinance... don't be dogmatic, you need to become pragmatic", offers "optimism" and "nudism" as a solution.

But where Carnegie in his 1936 book, "How to Win Friends and Influence People," instructed readers how to understand their customers and flatter people into liking them, and Peale in his 1952 "Power of Positive Thinking" offered watered-down Christian palliatives, Gladwell offers optimism through demystification: to understand how things work is to have control over them.

(See: "Bernanke Offers Optimism").

The cyclodextrin polymer-based system now in clinical trials offers optimism that polyplexes may potentially be used for RNAi-mediated cancer intervention in the clinic.

Serotyping of the GEMS Shigella isolates offers optimism that a quadrivalent vaccine containing S. sonnei and 3 serotype/subserotypes of S. flexneri (S. flexneri 2a, S. flexneri 3a, and S. flexneri 6) can provide broad coverage against Shigella, which causes the majority of endemic pediatric shigellosis in the developing world, and also can provide broad coverage for travelers [ 45, 46].

Nevertheless, his experience does offer optimism for Zach and all the other gay athletes in hockey, lacrosse and all the other team sports in North America.

There was little here to offer optimism for the Argentinians in Madrid who made this an occasion, bar occasional first‑half moments from Giovani Lo Celso and Meza.

Charles Barkley then offered optimism for Celtic legions who have been longing not for a 17th championship banner, but a glimpse -- even a sniff -- of the postseason.

In spelling out his five-point plan for the middle class, he'll have to deepen awareness of how each element would help families in concrete, practical ways, and offer optimism for renewed prosperity.

Miliband can offer optimism, with answers on education, transport and housing, ingredients he is convinced can win him the election – and something the Tories, with the emphasis on the deficit, cannot offer.