Sentence examples for particularly optimistic that from inspiring English sources

But nobody seems particularly optimistic that kind of conversation will occur.

No one is particularly optimistic that their boss will follow them, however.

He said he was done taking medicines and did not sound particularly optimistic that rest would work.

And so as someone who would like to see the American economy return to growth, I am hopeful (though not particularly optimistic) that housing markets will soon take a decisive turn for the better.

"I'd have to say I'm not particularly optimistic that they're going to get this done," he told sailors aboard the Lincoln, although he added, "I would hope that they would".

The Tories were particularly optimistic that in this area, nicknamed Little England Beyond Wales because of the number of English people who have settled there, the rise of David Cameron would give them the win.

The Disciples of Christ movement, in which Mr. Reagan was steeped, arose in the 19th century as a particularly optimistic movement that sought to tear down denominational distinctions to create a purer faith, Mr. Marty said.

One sustainable forest management practice that has me particularly optimistic is Reduced-Impact Logging for Carbon (RIL-C).

In preliminary studies, particularly optimistic, it was suggested that the sensitivity of HCII assay for detecting histologically confirmed high-grade squamous intraepithelial lesions (CIN 2/3) is 100% [ 18].

While I am not particularly optimistic about Mitsubishi's future, I think that there's now less chance that Daimler might get out of Chrysler.

The executive director, Judith Gillan, who helped found the institute more than two decades ago, said that she was particularly optimistic about the newest farmers.