Sentence examples for sanguine expectations from inspiring English sources

The triumph of the field telegraph has exceeded the most sanguine expectations.

(And was thus soon irresistibly compared to Hillary Clinton as a case of overly sanguine expectations producing an uninspiring underperformance).

Whether yields were low because of sanguine expectations of Fed tightening or because of a negative term premium, the impact on borrowing and consumption was the same.

It is an achievement that, I suspect, exceeded even the most sanguine expectations of Isaacs and his team, who have indeed made history.

The survey, he felt, had proved the project "practicable beyond [the] most sanguine expectations".

The green line, labeled CBO Projections, shows the relatively sanguine expectation of the Congressional Budget Office about the average interest rate that investors will demand on federal debt as the debt rises in coming decades.

In its latest forecast, published on April 22nd, the IMF says prices will fall in America, Japan and Switzerland (see chart 2).To be sure, many central banks are more sanguine, noting that inflation expectations are, in the jargon, well-anchored.

Mr. Gold was less sanguine: " 'Buena Vista' went beyond anyone's expectations," he said.

Furthermore, its rather dismissive reference to disinflation as "transitory" and its assertion that inflation expectations were "stable" displayed a pretty sanguine reaction to the recent falls in some measures of inflation expectations.

Still, Viacom executives were sanguine about the company's performance, which surpassed the expectations of Wall Street analysts and spurred a rise in the company's stock price.

It would be better if a more sanguine mind were here, for I am forced to order according to my expectations".