Sentence examples for regaining optimism from inspiring English sources

The audition process ended up being less about being on "The Bachelor "and more about regaining optimism about finding love.

Ratner — a development partner of The New York Times in building its current headquarters — once doubted that the arena would be built when the economy collapsed, but regained optimism once the Yankees gained financing for their new stadium.

"I think people are disenchanted enough," he added, regaining some optimism as he spoke.

Fassel caught the clipboard and regained his optimism.

Where better to regain some optimism about modern markets than at an art fair?

It will take much more growth, and much lower unemployment, to persuade investors that they should regain the optimism that seemed perfectly reasonable only a few years back.

Better than expected consumer confidence figures from the US helped investors regain their optimism when it seemed it may have been flagging.

I can pinpoint the moment that I realised quite how awful it had all been, and began to regain the optimism and joie de vivre that I hadn't even realised I had lost.

She said the years of constant losses that followed eroded her resolve, but she recently regained some optimism.

But he quickly regained his optimism--he argued that once there's a final, written-down bill, "you have a bigger target, not a smaller target," and he moved to an assessment of next year's elections: "They've already given us enough votes to lose twenty to forty House seats," he told me.

After he finished speaking, optimism regained the upper hand and the index settled briefly around the 15,350 mark it had been hugging since 10am.