Sentence examples for optimistic idea from inspiring English sources

That was an optimistic idea, to put it mildly.

Its minimalism taps into a more optimistic idea of architecture, as does its erstwhile politics.

An optimistic idea drives the heaviest docs: that film can effect real change.

But they're based on the optimistic idea that you can learn to be better at marriage.

(He does not give much credence to the optimistic idea that violence itself could be eradicated or at least slowed by removing weapons from the streets).

It ends with the even more optimistic idea of the aims of art and politics uniting: "A golden age of poetry and power / Of which this noonday's the beginning hour".

One lot is over-reacting to the over-optimistic idea that an all-democratic (and all-capitalist) world will eventually be an all-peaceful one; on the contrary, comes the nervous retort, some of the new democracies could be highly pugnacious, including towards the West.

It made me smile, this optimistic, romantic idea that you could leave a book with a message for someone.

A more optimistic, heroic idea of trees as American monuments — natural versions of Europe's ancient cultural ruins — was picked up by later generations of Hudson River School artists.

Warily Optimistic That idea attracted Nelson Peña, a 34-year-old filmmaker who used to live in Hamilton Heights, in northern Manhattan, but had grown tired of living in a community with few artists.

There are some older heads too, and Jamie McAllister and Richard Hinds will need to play well to make up for the departure of defensive rock Paul Huntingdon. "They ended last season in fine form, and while talk of play-offs seems optimistic, the idea that they are second favourites for relegation could well see the bookies end up looking silly yet again".