Sentence examples for sound of optimism from inspiring English sources

It's the sound of optimism against odds — despite loneliness, betrayal, fear and mistreatment, not to mention the singer's own mistakes.

The key lyric – "Heaven knows, it's got to be this time" – is the sound of optimism born through crisis: the band's delicate crawl from the wreckage into an uncertain new future produces a New Order classic.

Savoir Adore, from Brooklyn, combined two sounds of optimism: surging folk-rock chords and the solid foundation of an electronic beat.

David Keech introduces the sound of desperate optimism: "Last time I looked there were only 17 overs gone.

Puncheon's goal added to an already frenzied atmosphere as the sound of renewed optimism, justified as the hosts displayed endeavour and fight under new management, rang around Selhurst Park.

At a Republican debate on the economy in Dearborn, Michigan, during the fall of 2007, other candidates for the Presidential nomination spoke about quarterly growth and sounded notes of optimism.

It might sound crazy to sound any note of optimism, and Christian Prudhomme, the Tour director, did sound like a man whistling in the dark to keep his spirits up when he said: 'The departure of Rasmussen is the best thing that has happened to us these past few days.' But those words weren't necessarily absurd and the story isn't all black gloom.

The recovery today encouraged some analysts to sound a note of optimism.

Despite these and other challenges, Earles was able to sound a note of optimism for scientists who are looking toward whatever might lie beyond the nano‐headlights: Federal funding allocated specifically for environmental, health, and safety research in nanotechnology has grown from $34.8 million in 2005 to $58.6 million in 2008.

At the time of the creation of Dewey & Leboeuf, Mr. Pierce sounded a note of optimism about the merger.

Mr. Biden sounded a note of optimism, pointing to the federal assault weapons ban that Congress passed in 1994.