Sentence examples for optimist over from inspiring English sources

The hardest moment this year, except for the optimist over here.

Stoddah describes himself as a stubborn optimist, over-thinker and coffee addict.

But that figure is well down from a 53 percentage-point majority of optimists over pessimists in the fourth quarter of 1997.

Mr. Greenspan, an optimist about productivity over the long run, marveled at how output per hour had continued to rise at a robust pace even as the economy struggled to put the recession behind it, defying the historical trend of big productivity increases accompanying especially strong economic recoveries.

A few months later, my poor mother, Patty, barely twenty years old, eternal optimist, proposed a do-over: this time in honor of their engagement.

In another episode Zoey's roommates -- the tough and surly Dana (Kristin Herrera), who seems more Bronx than Santa Barbara, and Nicole (Alexa Nikolas), an indefatigable and naïve optimist -- squabble over blow-dryer noise and unkempt beds so much that Zoey flees to the dorm room of Quinn (Erin Sanders), a mad-scientist in training who connects electrodes to Zoey's head to monitor her dreams.

Both rats will learn to associate one sound with a good event — a gift of food — and another sound with no food, but when exposed to an ambiguous sound, the optimist will run over expecting to be fed and the pessimist will grumble and skulk away, expecting nothing.

DRIVING OVER LEMONS: An Optimist in Spain, by Chris Stewart.

Optimists suggest that by taking over cognitive but labor-intensive chores the intelligent machines will free human workers to do more "creative" tasks, and that by working side by side with us they will boost our imagination to achieve more.

Jeter, a perennial optimist, connected with Rizzuto over their dispositions.

"I'm an eternal optimist," Mr. Williams told me over lunch last week, wearing skinny jeans and long-sleeve black T-shirt.