Sentence examples for optimistic character from inspiring English sources
Is that just because you are an optimistic character?
In Schulz's last ten years, he really focussed on Rerun, Linus's younger brother — the youngest and most optimistic character".
Yogi Breisner, the British team manager, is a naturally optimistic character, and was by no means ruling out the possibility of turning team bronze into silver, or even gold.
The 35 French academics who put it together last year chose a range of texts by the author, from an extract from his novel Candide, as the optimistic character discovers the horrors of the slave trade and renounces his "obsessive insistence that everything is fine when it couldn't be worse", to his poem La Henriade, about Henry IV and the religious wars in France during the 16th century.
Follow that dream and you may end up like the overly optimistic character Greg Kinnear played in the film Little Miss Sunshine: a failed motivational speaker who keeps pitching his nine-step "Refuse to Lose" concept to an indifferent world.
Goodman Beaver is a naïve and optimistic character, oblivious to the degeneration around him.
And yet, at the novel's heart lies Scarlett O'Hara, one of the most ruthlessly optimistic characters in literature.
Frankels stories from the front lines are charming due to the energetic, optimistic characters he meets: the blissful managers at the Container Store, the seasoned lifers at UPS.
He promised to "intervene before breakfast, before lunch, before tea and before dinner" to promote British business: the sort of optimistic, activist character the coalition lacks.
As with its Broadway-bound revival of "La Cage Aux Folles," the Menier again makes a virtue of a modest budget, emphasizing the bargain-basement seediness that surrounds its optimistic title character (Ms. Outhwaite), a taxi dancer who is all too aware that she is fast approaching her sell-by date.
But for whatever reason, it does seem that, like the realist playwrights of the 1940's and 50's, a number of filmmakers are challenging the assumption that the optimistic, progressive character of American society is incompatible with the gravity and darkness of genuine tragedy.
