Sentence examples for representing optimism from inspiring English sources

This is followed by OPEN, a mnemonic representing Optimism, Partnership, Elicit, and No more (i.e., stop and listen to what the patient has to say).

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.

Smiley faces represent optimism and appear to ask the characters, who are characterized as "marginal figures", how nice their days are.

As a result, abstract "play sculptures" started appearing, representing the optimism of a new leisure society, particularly in the US.

This component, representing dispositional optimism and 'psychological robustness', was then entered into the two logistic regression models predicting PAR and MEP adjusting for age and clinical variables (Table 5).

"It represents inviolable optimism".

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

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

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

Dreamed up in the heady days of ever-rising oil prices, before the financial crisis struck, it represented the optimism and swagger of the new cash-rich Russia.