Sentence examples for tentative optimism from inspiring English sources

Each time, a small clamour of tentative optimism is pricked by the predictable conservatism of the findings and recommendations issued.

Despite tentative optimism among Wall Street investors, there were many that argued that retailers were hardly out of the woods.

The city around her sparkles, polished by new money and buoyed by the tentative optimism of a new middle class.

More recently, a tentative optimism has begun to emerge, the firm hope that development and prosperity may finally reach the region.

Overall, however, the new tentative optimism indicates that, although some things could get worse before they get better, the Continent might at last be on the mend.

Reactions from the pilot's first screening at the Television Critics Association winter press tour have been positive, bolstering a tentative optimism and suggesting that the pilot really does capture the madcap, lurid tone of the comic.

They have leapt from tentative, nervy, uneasy optimism to apocalyptic gloom.

But some analysts said the data contained tentative grounds for optimism.

Despite some tentative signs of optimism, the economy remains weak and fragile.

Rather, the film's mood of longing and its tentative feeling of optimism come from within, from the way Victor and Judy begin to perceive each other, and the world around them.

But on the ground in Cincinnati, Ohio in the final days of the 2012 campaign, it seems that passion has steeled into a fierce resolve, tempered now, in the closing hours, into a tentative but growing optimism.