Sentence examples for taking an optimistic view from inspiring English sources

"We're not taking an optimistic view of the recovery," he said.

Taking an optimistic view of the drizzle, she repeated an old Chinese saying: "Rain brings riches".

Still, Mr. Draghi of the E.C.B. is taking an optimistic view, declaring earlier this month that the euro zone economy would recover later in 2013 and that there was now a "positive contagion" effect in play.

The worker, who asked that his name not be used so that he would not get into trouble, said his bosses did not appear to be taking an optimistic view about the rest of the commuting day.

Rovers' average attendance is under 6,000 but the club believes a new ground means more fans – chairman Nick Higgs talks of a "huge armchair support" in the city and insists any new home has to be "future-proofed", taking an optimistic view and looking to what Swansea City and Brighton have done.

Taking an optimistic view, these overlapping interests could create the potential for political dialogue and speedier government formation, potentially lessening tensions between Baghdad and the KRG.

He takes an optimistic view.

Mr. Blankfein took an optimistic view of that regulation, saying it would have a stabilizing effect.

Instead of eliminating the negatives, these sites take an optimistic view, accentuating the positives of travel.

Not long ago, some took an optimistic view that the internet would liberate artists.

Amy Spitalnick, a spokeswoman for the New York attorney general's office, took an optimistic view.