Sentence examples for sanguine over from inspiring English sources

Her voice is easy and sanguine over a flurry of pastoral sounds.

The paper is sanguine over the vote, predicting another clash between the two houses that will end with the passing of a slightly modified bill.

Carney has been less sanguine over the state of Britain's economy and earlier this week sent clear hints to financial markets that interest rates would be held at their record low of 0.5% for many months to come against the backdrop of a weaker world economy and a slowdown in the UK.

But instead of bemoaning the loss of jobs in the real economy, investors chose to be sanguine over the 66k census workers that were hired last month.

The assumption that the Wallabies will be the ones feeling the pressure on Saturday – that the All Blacks, with their vast experience and their intimidating aura, will control the emotional contours of the match – did not cut much ice with the Australian, whose own impressively sanguine approach over the last few testing weeks has been very much at odds with his reputation for combustibility.

Brian Jones, US analyst at Société Générale, said the weak jobs figures would allow the Federal Reserve boss Janet Yellen to keep critics of the central bank's low interest rate policy at bay. "The lack of any pickup in headline wage growth, combined with the more sanguine inflation readings over the summer, suggests no urgency to revise the statement just yet.

And Boutros-Ghali, sadly, might have been over-sanguine about the sophistication of American statecraft.

"We're sanguine about Blu-ray taking over as the physical disc format of choice," said Tom Adams, the president of Adams Media Research.

He looked much more sanguine when it was over than he had during the match, leaving the court quickly while Wawrinka basked in an unfamiliar feeling.

Some analysts are less sanguine, however, voicing concerns over the cost of the buyout.

But he was sanguine when an intramural Democratic stalemate over choosing a predecessor to Sheldon Silver as speaker brought the people's business to a standstill.