Sentence examples for outbreak of optimism from inspiring English sources

Thus his sudden, destructive outbreak of optimism.

Tuesday's outbreak of optimism was prompted by Syriza's proposal that Greece's debt payments be linked to GDP growth.

So the arrival in Islamabad on Friday of Karzai's successor Ashraf Ghani making his first visit to Pakistan has triggered an outbreak of optimism.

The Confederation of British Industry's May survey on the service sector points to an "outbreak of optimism" in the property world and a similar uptick in almost every consumer branch except travel.

In the past few months, however, there has been an outbreak of cautious optimism.

"Canelo's really going to give this guy a rematch?" An early sign, perhaps, that this summer's sudden outbreak of boxing optimism has been contained.

In the U.S., Trump's anticipated policy shifts aren't the only concern; so is the Trump Bump — an outbreak of investor-class optimism that could accelerate growth to a point that puts emissions back on an upward trajectory.

Despite the national team's chances of glory being widely written off, an outbreak of excitement and optimism has hit pubs, houses - and even a windmill - across this pleasant land.

Such concerns tinge the present mood of optimism with wariness at the possibility of renewed outbreaks.

North Korea will send a delegation to the Winter Olympics in South Korea next month, Seoul announced Tuesday — a move that prompted a rare outbreak in optimism on the Korean Peninsula after months of tension surrounding Pyongyang's weapons tests.

There's also some optimism that the human outbreak of the virus is not as threatening as earlier feared.