Sentence examples for optimistic means from inspiring English sources

" 'Cautiously optimistic' means looking for growth without spending as though it has already occurred," Mr. Kriens said in an interview.

That's what optimistic means, you know?

Simulated data is not expected to have other conserved motifs, and thus provides a cleaner, though perhaps optimistic, means for testing motif finding approaches.

In a review of Chinese folk wisdom of behavioral health, researchers cite that for Chinese subjects, being optimistic means to be able to accept one's current life conditions positively rather than to expect good things to occur in one's life.[ 30] This is a more present-focused interpretation of optimism, rather than the future-focused interpretation most commonly used in the West.

Developing an optimistic outlook means thinking about yourself and your world in limited, flexible terms.[15].

On an optimistic reading, this means the Bosnian Serbs will see that their hopes of a military victory over the government forces are nil.

The word "sanguine" means optimistic or hopeful and it is regularly, but wrongly, used in the Guardian as if it were somehow synonymous with "sang froid".

This study tested whether this protective effect of a temporary optimistic state by means of a writing and visualization exercise extended to executive function shifting.

Under an economically optimistic scenario which means high or medium development circumstances, and given the absence of an adequate controlling mechanism, the artificial surfaces are expected to nearly double in size, by 2045.

The compatibility of HIA is checked under an optimistic approach, which means if there is an environment in which two HIA cannot reach an illegal location, namely, at the location one cannot accept the input send by the other, they are compatible.

At once authoritarian and optimistic, Beijing is meant to impress.