Sentence examples for sure optimism from inspiring English sources

Every political textbook talks about the power of optimism in American politics.But I am not sure optimism is really the clinching argument out here in Iowa.

I'm not sure if optimism becomes me, but it sure feels nice.

The key passage states: "For all the first minister's sure-footed optimism though, the risks of independence cannot be ignored.

To be sure, pockets of optimism remain.

That's much more of a grey area, I'm not sure about the optimism there.

For example, about half the so-called contrarians I heard here asserted that advisers on balance were extremely pessimistic; the other half were sure that extreme optimism prevailed.

I'm not sure what grounds for optimism there are".

I'm not sure it's determined optimism so much as Brownian Motion.

While he said it was not yet a sure thing, Mr. Kaufman expressed optimism that the play, a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in drama this year, would arrive on Broadway.

I'm not so sure, but Ross's optimism is admirable.

To the English — and I've lived in London for thirty years — Americans are a sort of mutant breed, whose optimism is a sure sign of emotional aberration.