Sentence examples for take optimism from inspiring English sources

At his talk, Hamilton was more direct: "I've tried to take optimism and hope out of the equation.

And it contradicts what research shows: Voters almost always will take optimism over pessimism.

But it takes optimism of the heart as well as the head.

It would take astonishing optimism to believe that, from this position, change can be delivered at the scale and speed to avoid a financial crash.

"Then Afrika Bambaataa came out with Planet Rock, which was a visionary record stating to be positive, so we said let's take both optimism and pessimism and put it together to make 'It's Like That".

God knows, in the spring of 2009 you take your optimism where you find it – as much as anywhere in the world of film, where thoughts of forthcoming attractions often stir feelings only of doleful resignation.

The day traders have taken their optimism and margin accounts and chat-board rants and disappeared down the same hole that swallowed the age of irony.

Billed as "a serious speech for serious times", it takes delusional optimism for Clegg to claim "our journey" is "dealing with our debts and delivering growth", while every month the deficit soars, growth declines and demand is dead.

But it takes heroic optimism to believe that this will give the NHS the wriggle room to reform the way care is delivered to make the current range of NHS services sustainable for the long term, notably by moving much more care out of hospital.

VA Linux was taking some optimism out of tech this morning, warning of a first-quarter and fiscal 2001 revenue shortfall.

Reporters took the optimism with a grain of salt, and The Hill published a piece on the green "nightmare scenario" as late as Saturday morning -- not knowing that the court's most eloquent conservative voice was already gone.