Sentence examples for optimistic souls from inspiring English sources

That allows optimistic souls, in London, New York and Tokyo as well as in Delhi and Bangalore, to hope that India might now be on the verge of repeating China's awesome transformation.

Some optimistic souls in Spain are interpreting the national football team's success at Euro 2008 as a turning point in what many consider a downward spiral into a Balkans-style breakup of the nation.

I wanted to talk to Afghanistan's travel visionaries, the optimistic souls who could look at bomb-ravaged sites and land-mined hiking trails and see tourist attractions just waiting to be born.

She is wearing a hat that says "Sex Appeal" but she exudes that almost tangible sense of stoicism that a British seaside resort on a grey day instils in even the most optimistic souls.

Bill Gross, a bond-market veteran, adds these numbers to soaring consumer debts to arrive at what he calls the "finance-based economy"—a perilous venture sustained by the Fed's super-low interest rates.More optimistic souls point to the sort of arguments that fuelled the sharp rise in share prices and talk of a new economy in the 1990s.

Optimistic souls would say that it is already a step forward that presidential terms are being discussed at an Ecowas summit.

My optimistic soul answers: soon.

Finally, a still optimistic soul wondered if you could raise production money from banks.

Sadly, Quinn died, so Parini, an optimistic soul for whom the glass is always half full, set off for another spin on Hollywood's magic roundabout.

It would take an optimistic soul to conclude that the wider problem was eliminated there and any suspicion of a repeat brings a sensitive reaction.

The main viewpoint is that of Bobby Wabalanginy, an optimistic soul whose name, unpronounceable to the newcomers, means "all of us playing together".