Sentence examples for seems very optimistic from inspiring English sources
But it seems very optimistic to presume that somehow, despite what he has said, despite even what he intends, Mr Hollande will end up doing the right thing.
Rudolph W. Giuliani also described himself as an optimist, but he did not seem very optimistic about his ability to win over the religious right.
Several months later, state officials did not seem very optimistic about the project's future.
"From the very first day, both sides seemed very optimistic and enthusiastic about debating," Mr. Russert said in an interview.
"They know it's a big undertaking but seem very optimistic about its impact on their lives.
Two lots down, the bronze figure of a cat by Alberto Giacometti, cast in 1955, exceeded an estimate that seemed very optimistic, selling for an extravagant $20.8 million.
You don't seem very optimistic about a future where Google is smarter than humans.
But he doesn't seem very optimistic.
He doesn't seem very optimistic with all that talk about sustainability either.
It is nearly 500 densely packed pages long, and carries a clear message about America's current direction: about the "emerging technopolitical order"; about the "hole" that "opened up in American history" after 9/11 and about the "global pyramid racket" of "late capitalism" (Pynchon seems very keen on that optimistic Marxist phrase).
"BHP seems to be very optimistic in terms of how long metal prices will stay strong," said Charles Kernot, a mining analyst at Seymour Pierce in London.
