Sentence examples for realistically optimistic from inspiring English sources

I'm an optimist -- I mean, I'm realistically optimistic, so I'm on your side, and I think that we're going to come out of this much better.

"But I'm realistically optimistic".

He told me when I called on him at Tehran's Executive Office Building recently that he was "realistically optimistic" about a nuclear deal.

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is the end of Barack Obama's cautiously bold and realistically optimistic speech to both houses of Congress.

A few moments of roughness in the Adagietto suggested that the LSO strings had not always grasped exactly what Franck wanted, but Mahler's most realistically optimistic work was steered home with total assurance and conviction.

Ms. Rice, who was formally sworn in as secretary this week, was described as realistically optimistic about the election and what was expected to be a low turnout of Sunni Muslims.

Well, what an insipid speech.. 10.37pm: So there we are: Obama was, I think you'll agree, sober, realistic, cautious, optimistic, realistically cautious, optimistically sober, all that stuff.

The Irish 1500m champion will now be optimistic that she can realistically chase the Olympic A standard of 4 06.00 next season.

A more optimistic person might call it "unification," but realistically it's not that but a more directed fragmentation.

"Looking at it realistically, if I were the defense, I would not be optimistic on this particular motion," Judge Rakoff said.

But Austen works realistically.