Sentence examples similar to optimistic state of affairs from inspiring English sources
Our review of the state-of-affairs of GM crops in Europe raises several fundamental issues.
Mr. Samaraweera has again presented a very optimistic assessment of the current state of affairs in the war-torn island nation.
Southampton stand between Chelsea and City but even the most optimistic Saints fan would not expect that state of affairs to continue - and while the likes of Arsenal and Liverpool may have title aspirations, on current evidence it is hard to see how they will come to fruition.
Ducks captain Ryan Getzlaf put an optimistic spin on the team's uncertain state of affairs.
His thoughts on the present state of affairs weren't altogether optimistic.
I spoke to a social worker, 30 years into a job in child protection, who told me about our current state of affairs: "I feel heartened, optimistic and, like all good child protection professionals, forever dubious and cynical".
I spoke to a social worker, 30 years into a job in child protection, who told me about the UK's current state of affairs: "I feel heartened, optimistic and, like all good child protection professionals, forever dubious and cynical".
This discouraging state of affairs is a far cry from the optimistic view of many, myself included, a decade ago: that the democratization of public voice would enhance democracy.
Given the current state of affairs in America and abroad – rising inequality, a growing divide in politics, etc. – are you optimistic about the future?
What a sad state of affairs!
