Sentence examples for remarkable optimism from inspiring English sources

"It was a moment of remarkable optimism," Ms. Webster said.

But they also expressed a remarkable optimism about the future.

The Connecticut senator, who clashed frequently with the Reagan White House, fondly recalls the 40th president and his remarkable optimism.

But he showed, too, that he has retained a remarkable optimism about the country that became his home.

In the shadow of Vesuvius, those residents have cultivated a remarkable optimism, a transcendent fatalism and a form of denial as deep as the earth's molten core.

"If he misses it, he isn't saying," said Mrs. Adler, who, like her husband, has arrived at this stage of life with remarkable optimism and tact.

"Ralph was this remarkable mixture of optimism and skepticism," Mellman says.

His optimism seemed remarkable.

This would not be remarkable except for the optimism and expectations around the Mariners after their aggressive off-season.

Blair showed a remarkable ability to convey optimism and energy in the face of adversity caused not least by the failure in Iraq.

EVEN by the standards of Asia's booms and busts, the turnaround in Vietnamese investors' sentiment has been remarkable, veering from wild optimism a few months ago to deep pessimism today.