Sentence examples for reiterated optimism from inspiring English sources
Not long after the President left office, Gamaliel Bradford, in an essay called "The Genius of the Average," saw in Coolidge "a persistent, insistent, certainly not buoyant, but aggressive and almost tediously reiterated optimism, which seems partly physical in its nature, and which always suggests a more or less conventional and traditional habit and attitude of mind".
WASHINGTON — As the markets clung to the gains of the past few days, President Obama reiterated his optimism for the long haul on Friday, while warning that a lot of work lies ahead to unclog credit streams and rebuild the economy.
Shares of EM.TV initially dropped 12percenttodayafterter a report by the The Wall Street Journal Europe that the company was having trouble securing an important contract to produce cartoons for a German media investment group, Victory Media But the stock recovered after Mr. Haffa reiterated his optimism.
Then the stock began to fall, but Mr. Rea remained enthusiastic, reiterating his optimism even in early June, with the stock at around $3.
Having said that, Tom is quick to reiterate his optimism about things continuing to change for the better.
1 39 p.m. | Updated The ratings for the first week of "CBS This Morning," which were released on Friday, gave CBS reasons for optimism — but they also reiterated the cliff-like, uphill climb that the network is facing.
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Most gestures are reiterated forcibly.
He reiterated that stance Sunday.
