Sentence examples for reckless optimism from inspiring English sources
"These days, I'm coming across a lot of what I would call reckless optimism".
Davis's besetting sin was not extravagance, philandering, imbibing or reckless optimism concerning a president.
On Friday she attended a business conference in Bangkok and urged potential investors against "reckless optimism" about Myanmar.
For Less, everything holds the possibility of humiliation; everything is booby-trapped by his own reckless optimism.
THE main cause of the financial crisis may have been reckless optimism, but the pessimists are hardly being hailed as heroes.
(In May Daw Aung San Suu Kyi made headlines by warning foreign investors against placing "reckless optimism" in Myanmar at the World Economic Forum. The government was displeased).
Draft proposals by the central bank on November 17th to cap banks' exposure to stockmarkets and curb reckless lending only mildly dampened the optimism.
The utterances of the chief medical officer, Sir Liam Donaldson, have been reckless, including his dismissal yesterday of any optimism in Sophie's recovery as "premature" and his grim warning that swine flu "could be expected to return" next winter.
Saltz's sinking feeling, however, is tempered by an interesting optimism: a disgust at the reckless inflation that has pervaded the scene for a number of years now and a hope that a market slump could usher in a new era of art for art's sake, so to speak.
According to the securities industry official close to the investigation, the N.A.S.D. is interested in reports that Mr. Grubman wrote about Winstar in 2001 and whether the optimism in those reports was reasonable or reckless.
That rationale, as General Clark put it today, is that President Bush has been "reckless and radical" and that General Clark has the leadership, the optimism and a plan to set things right.
