Sentence examples for optimistic about victory from inspiring English sources

Campaigning in Yorkshire and Lancashire on Wednesday, Miliband declared that he was still optimistic about victory.

Asked if she was optimistic about victory, one of her election team would not be drawn.

Lots to be optimistic about!

She is cautiously optimistic about Macri's victory, believing that something drastic needs to be done about the state of higher education in the country.

Many Greeks are not feeling so optimistic about Syriza's victory, amid fears that its policies will set the country on a collision course with creditors.

Gyumi is cautiously optimistic about her legal victory's impact on customs and traditions, especially in rural areas.

He is cautiously optimistic about his chances for victory this season.

Mr. Blair traveled across the Atlantic to place his political capital at Mr. Bush's service at a time when the invasion's early momentum appeared to have slowed, and critics began asking whether the administration had been too optimistic about the speed of victory.

This year, the Australian heads to the Andalucian coast exactly one month after topping the timesheets at the track in winter testing, but doesn't appear too optimistic about his chances of victory.

Now Ward is optimistic about making it two victories in a row with Booklet, a bay colt who, unlike Monarchos, likes to run near or in the lead.

At the end of yet another topsy-turvy day Graeme Swann was typically optimistic about England's chances of victory in the final Test, even though they were set a formidable target of 324.