Sentence examples for optimism all from inspiring English sources

All the energy, all the optimism, all the ideas were coming from the people around Tony Blair and Gordon Brown".

Here, the fantasy is not an animated fairy tale; it's sort of an idealized early-century vision of California as a place filled with hope and naïve optimism, all the hard edges buffed to a smooth sheen.

The stated goal to get it into stores before the Democratic convention reflects a reality lurking behind the political optimism: all the creative expression in the world doesn't guarantee that we'll ever find out what sort of president Obama might be.

It's an optimism that may be naive, but it's optimism all the same.

Despite the researchers' optimism, all those involved in the start-up acknowledge major challenges.

And every time the system lets residents down, hope, belief and optimism all take a collective battering.

What Glavine had termed "hope and optimism and all that stuff" was, for one night, renewed.

His optimism is all the more striking given the continuing violence in the region.

There is often an optimism against all the odds in his works of the 1980s: Streets encircle us As we walk among the bombs.

The fault lines that would come to characterize the cold war had not yet hardened, and optimism was all the fashion.

Mr Panjalizadeh's unquenchable optimism is all the more striking for being jarringly at odds with the disconsolate squalor of his surroundings.