Sentence examples for sanguine going from inspiring English sources

"It gives me a little eerie sense -- the markets were very calm, very sanguine going into Brexit.

Others are less sanguine about what went on.

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

City officials, mindful of the recent protests in Seattle and Washington, have been less sanguine, and they went to federal court to fight an effort by the local chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union to overturn the security zone around the convention site at the downtown Staples Center as impermissibly broad.

For less sanguine investors, the idea of going cap in hand to China smacked of desperation.

"I am not sanguine that we're not going to suffer our share of ridicule, because everyone in New Orleans feels passionate in their defence of the authentic.

O'Hair is very much aware of Woods's capacity for heroics and seems almost sanguine at the prospect of going head to head with him for the second straight year.

The more gas, nuclear and renewable-heavy companies are going to be more sanguine about it".

Most were quite sanguine about the prospect of Lehman Brothers going bust in September 2008.Nor can economists now agree on the best way to resolve the crisis.

The former Wales captain Neville Southall was, however, less sanguine, fuming: "What flag are they going to put up if they win it?

Mr. Wolfram is sanguine: "I am quite certain this is going to work.