Sentence examples for optimism better from inspiring English sources

So many ideas, such invention, so much optimism: "Better Living Through Circuitry" gives you the same kind of sky's-the-limit buzz that you could feel at a Timothy Leary event in the 60's, when that high priest of acid promised male audience members that by ingesting LSD they could have every woman in the world they wanted (in fantasy, of course).

"'Why is optimism better than pessimism?' 'Why is it better to work at a soup kitchen than to go shopping with my friends?"' Virginia Scott, who teaches a language arts/positive psychology class at Strath Haven, says her biggest challenge has been convincing them that she is not trying to "make them into happy faces all the time".

Optimism that better understanding will lead to yet better and simpler 'accumulation of service load damage models' will be emphasized.

Optimism is better than despair".

And as he struggled for playing time, the soft-spoken Casspi projected optimism that better times would come through sweat equity.

WHEN Saparmurat Niyazov, Turkmenbashi or father of all the Turkmen, died of heart failure in December 2006, there was guarded optimism that better days might lie ahead for his benighted country.

The advisory council is to generate ideas on a global level centered on the upbeat qualities that consumers have long associated with Coke, which John J. Dooner Jr., president and chief operating officer at Interpublic in New York, described as "everyday enjoyment, optimism, the better side of life".

Their optimism is better described as a distant hope.

These perceptions were tied to optimism that better information would become available in the future.

Optimism about better information in the future also appeared to manifest a broader tolerance for ambiguity in genomic information.

But with the nascent of HAART in the second half of the 90s, optimism for better prognoses and expected survival increased.