Sentence examples for remarkably optimistic from inspiring English sources

For the prospects of democracy Mr. Achebe is remarkably optimistic, but characteristically cautious, too.

But actually Deutsch's vision is remarkably optimistic, both about the future of humanity and about its essence.

DESPITE all the troubles — the Occupy movement, the mortgage mess, the legal headaches, the restive stockholders and, yes, the jokes — Ms. Finucane sounds remarkably optimistic.

Despite these statistics, Americans remain remarkably optimistic about the process — last year, venture-capital companies staked forty-eight billion dollars in pursuit of big returns.

The Economist's man in HK is not too worried.But the stories have certainly created a risk-off mood in the stockmarkets; they did enter 2014 in remarkably optimistic mood.

Amid all the grim economic data and a chorus of warnings of a fresh recession, one group on Wall Street has remained remarkably optimistic despite the dangers that may lie ahead — the research analysts who track individual companies.

What's notable is that both writers, despite starkly different bents, come out with a remarkably similar and optimistic view of what comes next.

She even quoted Kierkegaard on the subject: 'Don't make plans for the future without adding the phrase: "However, I might be dead in the next 10 minutes, in which case I shall not attend to it".' She was remarkably philosophical, and guardedly optimistic.

Remarkably, Anne is genuinely optimistic about life and people.

Still, remarkably, she remains happy and optimistic – largely because of her belief in education as the main vehicle to building a better life.

1.37pm GMT US jobs data smashes through forecasts That is a remarkably positive number, beating even the most optimistic of forecasts.