Sentence examples for stubborn optimism from inspiring English sources

Her stubborn optimism is a message of hope for Africa.

Faulkner leaves another timely legacy: a stubborn optimism.

Either way it boils down to stubborn optimism and bequeaths a spark.

We will never forget her kindness, giddy humor, stubborn optimism, generosity, and selflessness.

But Heine displays the stubborn optimism of a pioneer among her people.

Harry's patriotism -- reflexive and sometimes complacent -- was, like Updike's, the expression of an embattled, stubborn optimism.

Zito is not alone with a stubborn streak of optimism.

Alan will be remembered for his charm, which was rarely used knowingly; his innocence, which engendered a constant public optimism; his stubborn itch for accuracy, perhaps encouraged by diplomatic training; and his handsome daily turnout in gay but never garish clothing (an affection for silks and American checks), complete with impressive shopping bag, or even three.

He sings all the verses all the time, especially the ones that we'd like to leave out of our history as a people... despite Pete's somewhat benign, grandfatherly appearance, he is a creature of a stubborn, defiant and nasty optimism.

A Stubborn Question Despite all the optimism, more than one person has posed a fundamental question: Is all this construction necessary?

Despite the daunting obstacles and the stubborn complexities, there is reason for optimism: Venture investors often like the challenge of solving the really tough problems.