Sentence examples for optimistic aftermath from inspiring English sources

In the optimistic aftermath of World War II, Long Island's South Fork became a "laboratory of leisure" for new forms of residential architecture.

In our own times, the generation born in the optimistic aftermath of World War II has already encountered veterans of both world wars, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Persian Gulf war and our wars in Afghanistan and Iraq — and still has several decades of martial possibilities in reserve.

Even during the optimistic aftermath of the Oslo Accords in the 1990s, Jewish settlements in Israeli-occupied Palestinian territories skyrocketed. .

As for Mr Brown, he may well be feeling optimistic in the aftermath of Labour's landslide victory.

Van Gundy has broken with his New Year's promise to be eternally optimistic in the aftermath of every victory.

She says she strongly believes that President Bashar al-Assad of Syria will fall and is optimistic about the aftermath of the fighting in Syria.

It's funny and surprisingly touching, revealing much about our moments of bold, optimistic self-assertion and their aftermath.

The governor, who was sworn in tonight in a small ceremony and is to give an inaugural address at noon on Wednesday, has kept up a brave face and optimistic banter through the election and its aftermath.

Madison Avenue, assessing the aftermath of the writers' strike, is optimistic that there can be long-term benefits from the disruptions suffered during the 2007-8* broadcasTVTV season.

But the polls released on Sunday did not tell quite as optimistic a story for him as those in the debate's immediate aftermath.

Stern is surely sounding too optimistic for his own good, not least when he chews over Copenhagen's deadening aftermath.