Sentence examples for required optimism from inspiring English sources

It is radical for the millions of us who do not experience the required optimism of the church of my youth -- who do not enjoy sound mind, who endure weakness rather than wield power and who feel ashamed of their agonizing doubt.

If creativity, by definition, requires optimism, China has optimism in spades and I'm confident that the creativity will follow.

In the sprawling General Motors plant here, age and seniority confer privileges, while youth requires optimism and patience.

It requires optimism, perseverance and patience.

If recovery requires optimism, as my oral historian friend Mark Cave says, then we can help our New Orleans neighbors by seeking some balance in the news coverage.

But working in conservation also requires that optimism not interfere with clear-eyed assessments of reality.

But Ms. Bruning is a dreamer, a state that requires steadfast optimism.

It requires sunlight, optimism and an abundant supply of collectors with open wallets.

Mr. Au himself prefers stocks that have plummeted in value, an investment strategy that requires fearless optimism.

And maybe because they're both real estate agents, jobs that require unwavering optimism, they don't seem upset by the long wait, at least not visibly.

The practice of American politics almost always requires rhetorical optimism; the practice of liberal American politics now seems also to require just the right measure of opprobrium directed at the way our country is run.