Sentence examples for overtly optimistic from inspiring English sources
The clichéd picture of the Bergensian is of a very demanding and overtly optimistic person.
In the article, the economist C. P. Chandrasekhar explains why overtly optimistic "decoupling theories" which suggested India had escaped the worst of the global crisis, could have been misplaced.
"Given the experience of the last few years' privatisation programme, these targets appear overtly optimistic, serving as a signalling mechanism of Greek government commitment to privatisation rather than a meaningful source of financing for bank recapitalisation, growth and debt reduction," said George Saravelos, a strategist at Deutsche Bank.
As indicated by cases of another life-sustaining treatment, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, the media often presents audiences with overtly optimistic information regarding the survival rates of patients who receive cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Much like animator and cartoonist Joan Cornella, Castillo creates his own eerie interpretation of the overtly idealized and optimistic aesthetic of 20th century middle class America.
Turkish women visiting PHCC are overtly and overly optimistic.
In many ways, India has become more like the United States — more outgoing, more optimistic, more self-confident and overtly ambitious.
Rationing becomes overtly ageist.
