Sentence examples for represented optimism that from inspiring English sources

The merriment represented optimism that sixth-ranked Oklahoma could potentially make the Bowl Championship Series title game, which seemed unlikely two weeks ago after the Sooners, ranked No. 3 at the time, lost at unranked Colorado.

In one of the most memorable lines of his speech, he said that David Cameron was once the person who represented optimism, but that Cameron was now just offering the voters "miserable" pessimism.

Despite all this, "Grundeinkommen" is an absorbing thought experiment for Americans, because it represents a kind of optimism that is rare, or virtually nonexistent, in U.S. economic discussions.

On some level, Anthony represents the optimism that Sweeney wants not to reclaim but to soil.

It's an optimism that may be naive, but it's optimism all the same.

It represented a radical change in tone from the sense of cautious optimism that prevailed after the first five negotiating sessions between the two sides.

It is the optimism that is novel. .

We wanted one that represented the optimism of the club," said Guy Douglas from the badge designers flb.

This consistency in professionals' beliefs that suicide can be prevented represents the optimism and hope that are important in treating suicidal patients.

"When Astroland opened in 1962, it represented this optimism.

Pei's first proposed design included a large glass pyramid that would fill the interior with sunlight, meant to represent the optimism and hope that Kennedy's administration had symbolized for so many in the US.