Sentence examples for subdued optimism from inspiring English sources
Equities Kick Off 2002 in Australia with Subdued Optimism.
The usual conclusion — that they weren't — represented an unsettling erosion of American confidence and a pivot in the nation's psyche from a swaggering optimism to something more subdued.
Any optimism over the plan was subdued.
The 2,000-strong 2,000-strongport, who had been noticeably subdued, had finally been handed cause for optimism.
American optimism is alive, if a bit subdued.
Analyst estimates remain subdued coming out of a steep recession, but with optimism on the upswing the aluminum producer and its ilk will probably need to do more than just match the Street's call to curry favor with investors.
Shares of AMD scuffled on the announcement of Meyer's promotion from chief operating officer last year, but perhaps subdued expectations are better than the pie-in-the-sky optimism that often comes with a "celebrity" hire, Ponvert suggested.
Opinion polls appear to validate such optimism, giving the Mr Modi-led BJP a handsome lead over a subdued Congress.
Back on the phone, Capaci seemed subdued, but he quickly worked himself back up, spinning the kind of coach-speak capable of finding optimism in a loss: "We're a small program, but we don't think that way.
