Sentence examples for resilient optimism from inspiring English sources

Mr. Feinberg, known as much for his resilient optimism as for his blitzkrieg brain, is not daunted by the complexities he faces.

But his speed, his power -- and his resilient optimism -- earned him multiple All-Star appearances and Gold Gloves in left field, and he became one of the most dominant and dynamic players of the 1950s.

Nevertheless, there remains a resilient strain of optimism in the fledgling world of online lending.

Their resilience and optimism fuels hope that if we offer tangible support to the mothers in our midst, we will foster a generation of resourceful, resilient, compassionate young adults.

Yet optimism is resilient.

Spending power has also been boosted by falling consumer prices.Three (modest) cheersA revival in trade, business optimism and resilient consumers: that combination promises modest growth this quarter.

71 In addition, personal resources seem to help physicians balance WFC, that is, doctors who show high levels of self-efficacy, resilient coping behaviour and optimism may be more capable of preventing WFC.

The plot, though — an unhappy Jew leaves women and is left by them, has a less-than-brilliant career despite his brilliance, is unhappy enough to almost kill himself (ridiculous, really) but resilient enough to express some optimism at the end ("I am pretty well satisfied to be") — has become a cliché.

Decisive Action: Resilient people act on their optimism.

Imagine spending almost three decades in a terrible prison and walking out with your natural resentment under control, with an incredibly resilient nature, and with inordinate optimism.

Mean values of WFC per medical specialty are illustrated in table 2. Bivariate analyses revealed several significant negative correlations between WFC and psychosocial (trait) dimensions "resilient coping, self-efficacy and optimism" (see table 4).