Sentence examples for optimism to return from inspiring English sources

In the third movement, stern and solemn moods dominate, though the fourth movement allows a sense of optimism to return.

The rite, a compendium of song and vigorous dance called "The Miracle Show and the Death of Optimism," is satirical: the Doorknob Company wants optimism to return.

His optimism began to return when he was told that on his 16th birthday he would go on the list for transplant surgery and his sight could be restored.

"The '70s really was trying to return to optimism after the Vietnam War and Watergate.

The first, called "It's Time to Return American Optimism," showed the candidate on the campaign trail explaining how this was an election "to save the soul of America".

Kerry spoke by phone with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, who was also in Russia and voiced optimism, saying he was prepared to return to Vienna.

Players like Sidney Crosby and Brad Richards were expressing guarded optimism to reporters about returning to the ice.

After there was optimism he was close to returning to the lineup in December, he suffered a setback with his left knee and underwent further surgery in February 2012.

Perhaps someday, when decent leaders return to Congress and the White House, optimism, too, will return to this country.

But optimism seems to be returning to Germany as the New Year approaches.

If optimism does not return, to Europeans as well as Americans, the continued success of the West will be lopsided at best.