Sentence examples for presumably optimistic from inspiring English sources
But what chimpanzees did in this situation was almost always bolt for the stag (90% of the time when a partner was present) without communicating or checking, presumably optimistic that the partner would be coming also.
The average council estate was built with abundant public space, usually later slated for being insufficiently "defensible", for being too open and presumably too optimistic about human nature; the "regeneration" of places like the Pepys Estate in Deptford entailed building on these spaces, filling them as much as possible with something lettable.
These characteristics are data driven and presumably too optimistic.
When feedback signals declining performance, listeners eventually stop learning altogether, presumably because the optimistic bias does not offset the demotivating effect of feedback.
This articlEveniginasly appeared on VICE UK.
They are considerably more optimistic than whites, presumably because the percentage in 2010 who thought black people were better off than they were five years earlier doubled, and a significant proportion think the standard of living gap between whites and blacks is actually narrowing.
We are trying to build up a domestic army and police force in Afghanistan to take over when we leave, and presumably stand up to the Taliban, but I am not optimistic this will survive our departure by very long.
They cost $139 each, or $3,995 for a big case of 28 (a bit optimistic when it comes to class sizes) that doubles as a charge station, though presumably someone will have to hose them down regularly.
Cautiously optimistic, but optimistic.
