Sentence examples for rather more optimistic from inspiring English sources

I'm rather more optimistic.

Anglada-Escudé is rather more optimistic.

United are rather more optimistic about Ferdinand, who was forced out of Tuesday's game five minutes into the second half after feeling some discomfort in his hamstring.

A third group, rather more optimistic than these two, argues that global warming is actually just an illusion, and that if nothing is done about it, it won't happen anyway.

Rich economies showed little sign of escaping the productivity doldrums into which they sank in the early 1970s; the tech boomlet of the late 1990s and early 2000s came and went all too quickly.On reviewing the evidence, this newspaper came to a rather more optimistic assessment than Mr Gordon.Closer analysis of recent figures, though, suggests reason for optimism.

But Sight and Sound Technology's Glenn Tookey is rather more optimistic.

In the present investigation, we did not see any effect of acute stress on antibody responses in our overall sample, but rather only in more optimistic individuals.

Rates have fallen by four percentage points since their peak in the spring of 2006.Inflation eased a little in Turkey, but remains in double digits, rising by 10.7% in the year to April.Our monthly poll (see article) suggests forecasters have become less sanguine about the American economy this year, expecting it to grow by 2.1% rather than 2.3%, but more optimistic about the euro area and Japan.

Even if the position of the subjective probability distribution may be affected by framing, the distance between actual and predicted changes is sufficiently large to conclude that women were more optimistic rather than more realistic by comparison with men.

We'd rather be a little more optimistic about integrating new technologies into our daily existences. .

Rather, those who are characteristically more optimistic may have an advantage over those who aren't, but, he said, "you just can't change who you are very easily".