Sentence examples for radiating optimism from inspiring English sources
To me, he's neither, but rather the Winston Churchill of economics, radiating optimism when things looked bleakest, never so happily engaged as in a national or global emergency.
"Barack Obama is radiating optimism these days," said Matthews.
Everywhere Mr. Bush went today, the premium in his remarks seemed to be on radiating optimism and revving up voters.
It radiates optimism — not for a utopian future but for the endurance of present joys.
No details were immediately known, but after his first two days, General Zinni radiated optimism.
"This colour mix is a great mood enhancer," says Richard Nicoll, whose spring collection is also awash with colour, "It spells sex, attracts attention, and radiates optimism and confidence".
Despite the occasional criticism and the heavy workload, Ms. Betts said she tries to remain buoyant, and follows advice given by her husband as the cameras were rolling for the Lifetime documentary: "Take the Eisenhower approach and radiate optimism at all costs".
His pattern is to sketch pencil illustrations and then transfer the design to watercolor paper, adding a mix of pale tones and jewel-like colors of yellow and red that radiate optimism even in a retelling of Hans Christian Andersen's classic "The Little Match Girl," which ends in the girl's freezing death.
They are a minor theme of course, but in his hands, France and the French radiate optimism, gaiety, sheer fun.
Bernstein radiates optimism and confidence as he predicts the status of health research in Canada in 5 years.
Badawy radiates optimism.
