Sentence examples similar to optimistically advancing from inspiring English sources
His position was misunderstood on the receiving end to be 100 nautical miles south-east of the Cape of Good Hope; the high speed this erroneous position implied fuelled newspaper speculation in the following radio silence, and his position was optimistically reported as rapidly advancing around the globe.
It is reasonable to believe that when a philosopher or a scientist introduced a concept or proposed a thesis or advanced an argument, then he did so, generally speaking, not in order to keep up with the Platos or to pay the phone bill but in order to satisfy that desire which Aristotle optimistically ascribed to all men: the desire to know.
Optimistically, Sharp's boss argues that the Chinese won't be able to copy his company's best technology because it is too advanced.
Baron was equally opposed to the ideas advanced by Ernst Kantorowicz and others about the pioneering modernity of the autocratic state of Frederic II in Sicily and Southern Italy, a historical interpretation that was difficult to square with a liberal and optimistically progressivist view of history.
Advanced degree, no advanced degree.
Biedenbach is optimistically cautious.
"I'm optimistically cautious".
