Sentence examples for optimistically is from inspiring English sources

The government, perhaps optimistically, is advocating the sale of a 49 percent stake to the French, who said this year that they would take a look.

"He painted this during one of the loneliest times in his life, and why he started it optimistically is more of a mystery than the finished painting," Mr. Norman said.

The issue of whether it's a date or not is resolved fairly easily, when I turn up at the gallery opening, self-conscious and overdressed in a short dress, heels and what I hope, optimistically, is age-defying make up (the age difference, though it's only five years, makes me nervous).

Two planes, he noted optimistically, were already here.

Examples of common problems are: feeling overwhelmed by the workload; planning too optimistically; being unable to deal with distractions; deadline pressure; and procrastination.

If each of the four seasons can optimistically be said to represent 25 years in a life span, then on 25 October I'll be moving from the late summer of my days into the early autumn.

And so, many of the bookmakers who started out so optimistically are finding themselves locked into an isolated way of life that with each passing day seems a worse bet.

Alloy ZnxCd1−xSe nanocrystal with Zn rich and large diameter is the best candidate to optimistically be used as a source of entangled photon pairs.

Embryonic stem cell science may optimistically be characterized as moving across the T1 valley from basic discoveries to initial applications in health – though even recent developments, such as the report of the first cloned human stem cells[20], remind us that basic science work continues in this field.

The openness of straight bars is giving LGBT people a wider choice of venues and freedom, and can optimistically be seen as a sign that Russia's LGBT youth aren't content to stay in the shadows forever.

But more optimistically, there is now an opportunity to do some educating.