Sentence examples for optimism surged from inspiring English sources

Sadly, just three weeks ago, rare optimism surged through Kashmir.

Optimism surged following the discovery of oil at Exmouth Gulf in 1953, but this proved illusory; it was only in the 1970s that oil and natural gas were developed in commercial quantities off the northwestern coast.

Savoir Adore, from Brooklyn, combined two sounds of optimism: surging folk-rock chords and the solid foundation of an electronic beat.

Imagine a drug, a pill called Death, that will give you one perfect week, sending energy, purpose, intelligence and optimism surging through your system.

Elsewhere in Davos, the European Central Bank president, Mario Draghi, told delegates that the optimism surging through the stock exchanges of Europe showed that normality was returning.

If you listen carefully, you can hear America's optimism surging forward right now.

The "America Strikes Back" optimism that surged after Sept. 11 has now been stricken by the multitude of ways we're losing the war at home.

One sign of economic optimism is surging interest rates on long-term Treasuries.

PAGE B1 RALLY SPURS CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM Wall Street surged on news of the government's plans to clean up the nation's banks, and the daylong rally prompted some investors to wonder if the worst part of the economic downturn had passed.

Though dramatic economic disparities existed, as did competing interpretations of the nation's revolutionary heritage, France surged with optimism.

In Tokyo, shares of JFE Holdings, Nippon Steel and other Japanese steel makers surged on optimism that China's decision would help them increase sales in China, the world's fastest-growing steel market.