Sentence examples for professed optimism from inspiring English sources
Still, many professed optimism.
But his professed optimism contrasts with a forecast just last week, by Cristóbal Montoro, the budget minister, who said Spain's economy would shrink 0.5 percent next year, compared with a previous forecast of 0.2 percent in growth.
Despite her professed optimism about the business — if advertising didn't work, she said, "the generic brands of every category would be selling out" — she knows that her agency must become less reliant on traditional advertising.
Despite the professed optimism, the strains that began in January with the revelation that Greece had been hiding the true extent of its budget deficit continued to show Wednesday.
Despite her professed optimism about the business if advertising didn't work, she said, "the generic brands of every category would be selling out"—she knows that her agency must become less reliant on traditional advertising.
But the two county economic development agencies that routinely sweeten relocation packages by offering financial incentives have bowed out, and despite the professed optimism of some local brokers, the possibility of corporate relocations diminishes with every passing day.
"When the water you drink, the food you eat, everything comes from the 'state,' when even your shit needs to be handled by the government's hygiene department, how can you really boast about your distance?" With his warmth and wit, his optimism, his professed faith in (and gentle criticisms of) the Party, Wang humanizes the state.
While fully appreciating your inclination to be optimistic about China's 'real commitment' to global climate change issues and its domestic public health implications, I can't help but think this optimism is a consequence of your self-professed 'outsider's' rose-colored view.
He was a professed socialist.
