Sentence examples for optimists view from inspiring English sources

The optimists' view of Greece is as a giant, sun-kissed development opportunity, Florida minus the swamps.

And as the next general election nears, new sources of funding ought to dilute the unions' financial sway over Labour.That is the optimists' view.

The big issue is "regulatory forbearance" – whether regulators should look the other way when banks get into trouble, allowing them to be nicer to their borrowers and, in the optimists' view, manage their way to recovery.

China does not want any bilateral tensions to spoil it.Will China and America pay less heed to their disputes?The optimists' view is that China and America, now united by a common enemy in the form of terrorism, will pay less heed to their long list of disputes.

In fact, some optimists view the current leap in inventories as the forerunner of more economic growth.

Optimists view the beginning signs of recovery as the time when prices stop dropping and market values reach equilibrium, indicating that there is a market for the property at that price.

Walt's concern is sensible, but here is the contrarian optimist view.

There is the optimist's view about these, and the pessimist's.The optimist (if that is the right word) reckons that the effect on Europe of this North African earthquake will be confined to Europe itself.

This was the optimist's view.

That's a cynical optimist's view of this extraordinary Paris summit.

In the optimist's view, the point of Mr Sharon creating Kadima was to make the second, much more difficult, withdrawal.