Sentence examples for stir optimism from inspiring English sources

Goldman's robust results helped stir optimism about the profit-making potential of big banks, which have seen their fortunes swell in tandem with a fast-paced stock market rally over the last year.

The PT's move to the centre in the 1990s stirred optimism about Brazil's economic prospects.

The success of the industry has also stirred optimism about India's ability to compete in a global economy.

Nonetheless this terrific show stirs optimism about the future of painting and even some irrational hopes about social progress inside the art world and outside it too.

Instead, what has drawn notice and stirred optimism is the discreet way the matter has been handled, with no open disputes.

The ball seamed enough to stir Yorkshire optimism, particularly for Steve Kirby, who has returned from Dennis Lillee's bowling school in Chennai claiming to have learned a few tricks.

The one faint stir of optimism is the recall petition filed against the current mayor James Knowles.

The optimism stirred up in west Yorkshire by an all-action summer was already losing its sheen.

The ghosts of the British film industry's mid-20th-century glory days stir a sense of slightly hysterical optimism, the tension of crossed fingers sends callow superstition into the dramatic gloom.

"Clearly this event stirred a great deal of confidence and optimism, but that can be a fleeting thing," said Hugh Johnson, chief investment officer at the First Albany Corporation.

In the optimism and the creativity that stirs the hearts of individuals.