Sentence examples for sustains an optimistic from inspiring English sources

But, materials aside, he continues to make art the way he always has, as if it were the equivalent of breathing, and he sustains an optimistic equanimity toward the results.

Economics' "propensity to imitate as closely as possible the procedures of the brilliantly successful physical sciences" (1989, 3), he argued, has sustained an over-optimistic "striving to control society" (1989, 7), "as if one needed only to follow some cooking recipes to solve all social problems" (1989, 6 .5 The time (we were in 1974) seemed ripe for such a critique.

But "Bullhead" sustains a menacing noirish ambience.

Venice still sustains a distinct urban life.

He is more optimistic on Silva, who sustained an ankle problem on international duty in the autumn and never fully recovered.

The Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana left the stadium with an optimistic thumbs up having been withdrawn from the fray midway through the first half having sustained an ankle injury in a challenge from Thiago Alcãntara.

One officer sustained an injured finger.

The judge sustained an objection.

"He has sustained an ankle ligament injury.

This would seem like an optimistic take on Staal, who sustained a knee injury against Carolina last Feb.

Mr. Greenspan is widely viewed as being more open to the idea that the economy can sustain a combination of strong growth and low unemployment without inflation, largely because of his optimistic outlook about continuing improvements in productivity growth.