Sentence examples for tempered optimism from inspiring English sources
There is a degree of tempered optimism.
In the end, MacFarquhar embraces a tempered optimism.
It can be devastating to realize the falseness of such tempered optimism.
It is the business of the commander in chief to inspire, either with tempered optimism or grim determination.
At points on Friday, those on both sides of the contract negotiations expressed tempered optimism about progress in the closed-door discussions.
Though the latest jobs report provided some reason for tempered optimism, older Americans who find themselves unemployed are typically out of work much longer than their younger peers.
But for me that's tempered with optimism.
I have no doubt that many patients would find reading 'Challenging Cancer' helpful, particularly at milestones, as it is candid and yet tempered with optimism.
Rational and reasonable, they have blended strategic optimism with tactical caution, and tempered grand visions with a careful weighing of costs.
When the recovery begins, the ebullient "new paradigm" optimism of the late 1990's will have to give way to a more tempered but still upbeat outlook.
