Sentence examples for rampant optimism from inspiring English sources

I'm all for exuberant celebration, I just don't think a 1-0 win against Slovenia is cause for rampant optimism.

Not that Houston owns the reflective powers of sunshine, but his rampant optimism would give the Knicks a healthy alternative to Marbury's infectious sulking.

"This is one of the most corrupt countries in the world," a senior western diplomat said last week, trying to dampen some of the rampant optimism that her victory has generated.

We have had a mild Santa rally so far this month, with the index up by around 1percentt for December, but maybe not the rampant optimism that some were expecting.

She ended the session by concluding that the rail industry's investment planning was "plagued by rampant optimism" and said that Network Rail would be hauled back for a further hearing in the new year to check on its progress.

But despite the rampant optimism, there's a sense of impermanence.

The biggest danger of today's rampant economic optimism is that it could breed complacency about the need for reforms.

With its economy energised, not least by cheap shale gas, and its stockmarket rampant there is optimism in the air.

To be fair, the scenario by with this could happen involves an entire flip of the script by the league's bottom feeders, but with optimism running rampant in San Jose, who's to say to won't happen.

"I am very happy if the Americans come to Afghanistan," she said, displaying the optimism that is running rampant here, "especially if they eliminate the Taliban".

Since then, I have come to believe that I was a victim of irrational optimism, a condition running rampant in both doctors and patients, particularly in end-of-life care.