Sentence examples for so optimistic that from inspiring English sources

"When everyone's so optimistic, that's when we start to create the next bubble," frets Daniel Vasella, chief executive of drugmaker Novartis.

"At the moment, we are not so optimistic that there will be a breakthrough".

But those very same people are no longer so optimistic that her voice will be heard within the new administration.

A seriously ill person may do better if he maintains hope, but he should not be so optimistic that he fails to seek medical care.

He was so optimistic that instead of receiving subsidies, he promised to pay the government a bonus of £4.3 million next year.

At the beginning of the year, executives were so optimistic that bankers shopped the studio to possible buyers, hoping it could fetch as much as $7 billion.

Mr. Nazarbayev was so optimistic at the time that he predicted the field, called Kashagan, would help Kazakhstan export as much oil as Saudi Arabia by 2015 -- eight million barrels a day.

However, media reports of the time weren't so optimistic stating that, as neither the Spice Girls nor Take That had survived once they lost a member of their group, it would be difficult for S Club to remain together in an industry which has a "horrible habit of leaving bands in tatters once the first member has left".

Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher was not so optimistic, stating that the Liverpool side were not as good as the one that had won the 2001 UEFA Cup Final: "No disrespect to the squad we have got now but it is obvious we are not as strong as we were when we won the UEFA Cup in 2001.

In life as in Salinger, there is grief, a disconnect, a romantic wishing that somewhere out there, there is something else, something more, something other, and then grief comes round again; it is pointless to be so optimistic, knowing that this is it, this is what there is.

Others are not so optimistic, saying that such an outcome would make the Gaza-West Bank split permanent.