Sentence examples for optimistic undertaking from inspiring English sources
Fashion is an essentially optimistic undertaking.
Fashion has always been an optimistic undertaking, shaped by innovators as well as entrepreneurs.
That may have been said to please her boss, Ralph Toledano, who was standing nearby, but if fashion is an optimistic undertaking, then it's the only view to have.
It is as optimistic an undertaking as any the city has undertaken since Robert Moses's monumental postwar highway projects — and better for our lungs.
Zielke, Australia's search coordinator, said she was "cautiously optimistic" that this latest undertaking will prove fruitful.
Paul, while acknowledging the scope of such an undertaking, remains optimistic about his chances of establishing common ground between Republicans and minority communities.
Garrulous and optimistic, she is about to undertake the same journey westward that David made.
"They know it's a big undertaking but seem very optimistic about its impact on their lives.
Moodys said it was cautiously optimistic about the governments ability to undertake reforms, and hence continued to maintain its stable rating outlook on India.
Still, the Miser wonders if even the most optimistic of marine enthusiasts ever dreamed of undertaking those pursuits in the infamously filthy Gowanus Canal.
But to attract those investors, the company promised to undertake a rapid expansion built on optimistic assumptions.
