Sentence examples for public optimism from inspiring English sources

Their public optimism has often seemed Orwellian.

Behind their public optimism, Christian Democrats have some strong doubts.

In short, the manager's public optimism is tricky to fathom.

Fiscal Isthmus: A narrow strip of public optimism linking two larger bodies of total congressional meltdown.

And Tucker said that James, despite his public optimism, might have to change course.

If we follow Globe rules in playmaking, we can rediscover public optimism.

Mr. Mercurio is also monitoring employment figures and the public's optimism (or lack of it) about jobs.

"Who among us would ask our children for a loan, so we could spend money we do not have, on things we do not need?" Still, mindful of the public's optimism about Obama's leadership, Jindal, as well as other Republicans, took care to focus criticism primarily on Congress' Democratic leaders, not on the president.

I pointed out that giving public voice to optimism about the war might be a way for a general in his position to create momentum for his command.

The smiling Mr Rohani's public pronouncements encourage optimism, for he sounds like a different sort of president from the comedy-villain, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who precedes him.

He was a role model and the epitome of public service, whose optimism and tireless commitment to health research inspired generations of advocates.