Sentence examples for optimistic term from inspiring English sources

Permanent is an optimistic term, and many an elderly lion, hyena or zebra can be seen skulking across the savanna with broken, missing and abscessed teeth.

You've talked in optimistic terms.

They refer to it in optimistic terms like "retail reform" — always a good thing, right?

The tendency today is to look at the emerging global culture in optimistic terms.

The application also stated anticipated corporate donations in the most optimistic terms.

Those who see the national economy in optimistic terms, admittedly a minority in Spain, are also trusters.

He described the Fed's experience with quantitative easing, the strategy of buying assets to lower long-term rates, in optimistic terms.

After the History Hunters' Web site crashed, in late 2006, Jim McManus started posting his findings about Odyssey on a Yahoo Finance message board, where Odyssey investors regularly congregate to discuss the company, often in optimistic terms.

But with no heir apparent for the first time in 50 years, the full spectrum of conservatism is on display: from Mr. Byrne, who speaks sunnily of the country's ability to overcome any of its current challenges, to Dean Young, a real estate developer and Tea Party favorite who describes the stakes of the election in far less optimistic terms.

As for this issue, we have prepared several tools and decisions which, in my opinion, will ensure safety for Poles and will allow me to speak in fairly optimistic terms about the hopes attached to the Polish unique way of dealing with the crisis.

In another important departure from Norinaga, Atsutane portrayed the relationship of deity and man in more optimistic terms.