Sentence examples for optimistic end from inspiring English sources

"I'm at the optimistic end of the spectrum.

A grinningly optimistic end to what could have been an incredibly grim story.

Mr Mittal, of course, is at the optimistic end of the argument, foreseeing "a big hockey-stick effect"—ie, an almost vertical curve on the graph.

"[Bank of Scotland] consistently chose to provision at what [auditors] KPMG identified as being at the optimistic end of the acceptable range for corporate," the FSA said.

But an earlier American study found that children who are cheerful and optimistic end up having shorter life spans (perhaps because they take more risky chances).

At the more optimistic end, researchers at the World Bank think TFP added nearly three percentage points a year to growth from 2000 to 2010 but even they reckon that is 40% lower than in the 1990s.

The circle is closed and it's an optimistic ending.

It's a surprisingly optimistic ending (complete with a harmonious party).

But in Bread and Roses you showed an optimistic ending and showed a victory.

This is the optimistic ending of a young man, but over all "Vigils" is the work of a sophisticated playwright.

But Yael Farber's insistence on an optimistic ending undermines the source material and nearly undoes all the commendable work that preceded it (1 30).