Sentence examples for rare optimism from inspiring English sources

Sadly, just three weeks ago, rare optimism surged through Kashmir.

That shows rare optimism but, as Miss Saeed put it, "people are in a mood for change and, if we don't respond, then we miss the bus.

These kinds of statements from a young president with a degree in law have injected rare optimism into Mr. Khodorkovsky's camp.

But at the same time, and much more radically, Oasis also wrote songs – Live Forever and Acquiesce – of rare optimism and euphoria, songs that seemed to hint that some sort of spectacular collective recovery might be won in the teeth of the 80s nightmare.

Arriving here after five years as city manager in Dayton, Ms. Lemmie has displayed a mixture of eagerness and resolve that made her a cause for some rare optimism in Over-the-Rhine, the black neighborhood scarred by vandalism and confrontations with the police last year.

It was a smart move by the campaign team of Hassan Rouhani to choose a key as the symbol of the politician's endeavour to become Iran's president – and a gift to cartoonists in the wake of a remarkable victory that has created rare optimism at home and abroad about the future of the Islamic republic.

"I hope this will not be a distraction before the next Test," he said, displaying a rare, blind optimism.

Iranians are demonstrating a rare cautious optimism that a deal, which would bring much-needed sanctions relief, might be at hand this time.

The Chicago baseball teams were in the playoffs together for the first time since 1906, and there was rare, bilateral optimism in the fall air.

But Friday's figures offered a rare glint of optimism.

THE economy of the euro area is basking in a rare period of optimism.