Sentence examples for optimistic slant from inspiring English sources
This occurs because the human brain has a bizarrely optimistic slant when it comes to estimating how long things will take to do, and invariably underestimates.
England's declaration at 288 for eight nine overs from the end of the first day was modest at best, even allowing for the fact that a warm and humid morning made the Adelaide pitch livelier than normal, and the most optimistic slant that could be taken on an inconsistent batting display was that at least the runs were allocated where they were most needed.
The embassy was optimistic about the slant of the documentary, which included interviews with members of the Anglo-Chilean business community speaking approvingly about the coup.
The ethos behind the New Day was to deliver a more upbeat and optimistic product, with a slant toward targeting female readers, to attract a type of reader who had "fallen out of love" with the format of traditional newspapers.
-He added: "Mr. Weiner probably possesses all of the above traits, but also has the 'optimistic' upward slant and the fluid wavy stroke symbolizing intelligence and fluid thinking".
** "What Drives Media Slant?
Simone Forti, Slant Board, 1961.
Plenty of politics, no slant.
