Sentence examples for pretty optimistic for from inspiring English sources

Of course, things are looking pretty optimistic for The Force Awakens.

Terry Nelson, a campaign adviser to George W. Bush, John McCain and, this year, the former candidate Tim Pawlenty, said he was "pretty optimistic" for 2012, partly because Mr. Obama's support among lower-income, less-educated white voters, never high, has dropped enough that Republicans see good prospects for winning industrial-belt states like Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin.

One hundred candidates is a pretty optimistic target for any minor party, not to mention the 500 quid deposit you have to set down just to run (you don't get it back unless you get 5percentt of the vote and CISTA are only hoping for 1percentt).

This year turned into "a pretty good year despite all the uncertainty," Mr. Coen said, adding that he was "pretty optimistic about 2004 for a number of reasons".

For what it's worth, I feel pretty optimistic about what comes next for Eber — in any event, he's better-prepared for it than he was when he woke up that morning.

Executives were also pretty optimistic about the future for women CEOs.

"I'm pretty optimistic the worst is over for Slavic Village,"says Trzaska.

And judging from the promotions below (which include some amazing TV deals and discounts on Apple products), we're pretty optimistic about what's to come for 2013.

That seems like a pretty optimistic metaphor — not sure I see the evidence for it yet, but it would be great if it's true.

Even though 2009 is not a great year for the semiconductor industry, I'm pretty optimistic.

Ok, so another job-less recovery isn't great news for the US, but these guys seem like a pretty optimistic bunch otherwise, right?