Sentence examples for optimistic moves from inspiring English sources

"I think there is reason to make optimistic moves like this," he said.

These may seem like somewhat optimistic moves considering the concern about slowing growth in China, worries over weak beverage sales in the U.S., and the impact of the stronger dollar on international sales.

With a black president in the White House, the appointment of Coleman – who was born in racially segregated Texas, and worked as a shoe-shine boy in order to buy his first saxaphone – represents a logical and optimistic move after years of relatively safe pop curators.

"This is an optimistic move, made with growth in mind, at a time when there isn't much talk of growth," said Bernadette Kingham, vice president of marketing and communications at St .Vincent Catholic Medical Centers, which is run by the Brooklyn Diocese and the Sisters of Charity.

This is an optimistic move considering the concern about slowing growth in China, worries over weak beverage sales in the U.S., and the impact of the stronger dollar on international sales.

The idea, then, is for HTC's Sense UI to move from the handset to the television, an optimistic move that could place HTC branding on more than just phones.

This optimistic move lands black in trouble.

Radiation City had their own internal struggles they needed to work out during the recording of their new album Synesthetica, but what came out of it is a band that is optimistic moving forward.

My mood is sunny and optimistic, I move fluidly, I'm full of energy — I don't know whether to go out and run a couple of miles or finish that overdue book review.

One country that might be optimistic about moving into the medal-winning league this year is Grenada, for which Kirani James is one of the favourites in the men's 400m.

Colchester United boss John Ward has said he has enquired about taking Charlton's Paul Benson on loan, but is not optimistic the move will happen.