Sentence examples for optimistically thinks from inspiring English sources

While Google optimistically thinks phones should be free, serving up relevant adverts based on location, it would appear services like BuddyPing could have far more success by introducing the social and communication element to location.

While environmentalists could be fearful of a GOP-controlled government, Majkut optimistically thinks "with conservatives in control, the time is now" for a realistic climate plan that creates market-based penalties for companies that emit too much carbon.

The race has nothing to do with running with the Rolling Stones, as one friend optimistically thought.

His successors optimistically think Americans will embrace their libertarianism; more important, they are sure Americans need to, to avoid a fiscal and debt crisis they fear intensely.

Other virtual states optimistically think that they will one day be recognised alongside real-world ones.But what is so wonderful about the real world?

"Crime journalists wrongly perceived that police communicators would think co-operation was bad and perhaps optimistically think police communicators would change for the better," Smith said.

In the past few years, the incursions into what writers might have optimistically thought of as their private space have multiplied, with publishing's shakier finances dictating that authors find themselves on the road, or in front of a class of creative writing students, rather more frequently than before.

Approaching 50 -- what I optimistically thought of as my middle age -- I was not interested in getting a fast car.

Everyone is told they need to go into the market with an open mind, but we optimistically think these compromises might be a poky kitchen or only one bathroom.

Optimistically I think it's salmon; some sort of exhibition on Tasmanian fisherman perhaps?

"In that sense, looking at things optimistically, we think there is no problem we can't solve," he said.