Sentence examples for sturdy optimism from inspiring English sources
But despite the lavish hospitality and the sturdy optimism of the keynote speeches, it was not quite a landmark event.
But experts counsel optimism: the system is sturdy, adjustable and even reproducible by engineers working to make our future sweaty selves more comfortable.
I argue that the big society platform needs to be reconstructed on the basis of four sturdy legs: proactive as opposed to reactive government policy, optimism, trustworthiness and "goodness".
Reports that some sturdier banks will be allowed to return TARP funds had spurred optimism of less federal involvement in markets, but Roberts cautions that a bottoming process is not the same as a recovery and the government's involvement will not go away any time soon.
For while "set" stood for stability and sturdy conservatism, so the newfangled, richest-of-all-today's-words "run" is all about ambition and optimism and the possibilities of the future.
Optimism and togetherness — mainstream cultural values that persisted through the 1950s — were embodied in Smith's plain, sturdy, upbeat alto as she delivered anthems celebrating resilience, faith and hope.
