Sentence examples similar to ripe optimism from inspiring English sources
Conditions were ripe for such optimism.
If Uribe's popularity came from people's fear, Mockus's comes from optimism, especially among the young, that Colombia is ripe for a well-considered revolution.
Ahead of a visit to Athens on Thursday, Skopje's foreign minister, Nikola Poposki, voiced optimism, telling the leading Greek daily, Kathimerini, that "conditions are more than ripe" for the name row to be resolved.
For instance, the cheerful study participants were less likely, on average, to live to a ripe old age than the more serious ones, in part because happy-go-lucky people are prone to "illusory optimism," meaning they underestimate health risks and are less likely to follow medical advice.
I, Ramona Hurwitz, said, "The celery is ripe… Note on Scholarly Optimism: On Sunday, Nov. 7th, the crossword puzzle in the Times Magazine scooped the news section and all other news sources, including… Note of Scholarly Optimism: On Sunday, Nov. 7th, the crossword puzzle in the Times Magazine scooped the news section and all other news sources, including….
So the moment is peculiarly ripe for the Goodman Theater's revival of the 1956 musical "Candide," adapted from Voltaire's cackling satire deriding the folly of unthinking optimism in the face of man's — and nature's — brutalities.
