Sentence examples for rhetoric of optimism from inspiring English sources
In his Harper's essay Franzen defined the fiction he admired as "tragic realism", an antidote to "the rhetoric of optimism that so pervades our culture".
McDonough insisted that the president will return to the rhetoric of hope and optimism that vaulted him to the White House in 2008.
But the effort by Mr. Wallace's group to pressure the I.M.F. could represent a new challenge to Iran, coming as all sides in the protracted dispute over Iran's uranium enrichment program have been toning down inflammatory rhetoric in recent weeks and speaking with a measure of optimism about a possible diplomatic resolution.
The real genius of the "new" comedians lay in spotting, intuitively, and before anyone else did, the sudden rise of the wide-eyed optimism of liberalism — the rhetoric of rights, personal growth, acceptance, and ostentatious tolerance.
Many carried messages of optimism.
Optimism fills their lives, though there are degrees of optimism.
Scadding is full of optimism.
To be sure, pockets of optimism remain.
There have been some flickers of optimism.
What's the definition of optimism?
