Sentence examples for rush of optimism from inspiring English sources
Though some people believe the economy shows signs of renewal, the homeless are not feeling a rush of optimism just yet.
We created him after our own image, in a rush of optimism, deluding ourselves that he was ever worth a damn.
After the players postponed the action they had been expected to take in Chicago, a rush of optimism suffused the negotiating environment.
After the rare beat — and a brief rush of optimism — Twitter's shares rose as much as 5% in pre-market trading.
Diplomats oscillated between rushes of optimism that Tsipras might give ground and accept more reform at home, including cuts to Greek pensions and a growing realisation that, in his Syriza movement, there are forces that might never bow to austere demands from distant Brussels authorities for fiscal discipline, whatever the price for Greece.
MOOCs started with a bang of optimism.
It was my first visit to a far northern place, and I'd never experienced the rush of energy and optimism that comes from a nonstop dose of daylight -- the inverse, perhaps, of seasonal affective disorder.
I felt a rush of gratitude and optimism as we left the burn ward.
Tropicália, or Tropicalism, wasn't a style or a movement as much as an atmosphere, a rush of youthful, cosmopolitan, liberationist optimism that broke over Brazil like a sun shower and soaked into everything: art, music, fashion, film, theater, literature.
This special report will weigh the pros and cons of rushing into what investors are calling "the final frontier".Don't cheer too soonThe new sense of optimism and confidence among Myanmar's own people is still tinged with caution.
