Sentence examples for terminal optimism from inspiring English sources
Often it's called terminal optimism.
Now Picasso had his "Blue Period" and so did I (who doesn't), but the terminal optimism that I have been graced with continues to serve me well and once I accepted what seemed like the battling aspects of my personality -- an optimistic worrier, a compassionate critic, a loner who likes people -- I felt a whole lot better.
Local investment in businesses and in huge construction projects like a shopping centre and new airport terminal have generated optimism.
Donna's farewell speech to Derek was again called moving by both a reviewer for the Liverpool Daily Post, and Simon, though she had previously despaired at Donna's optimism despite Derek's terminal prognosis.
Compared to the island's optimism about clean energy, the terminal felt like an ominous presence – both a relic from the past and a reminder of how intertwined fossil fuels are with our current social fabric.
Several passengers seemed to appreciate the optimism of opening a glamorous new terminal amid all the recent news of airline turmoil.
With their expansive sculptural forms and Seussian interiors, both the Saarinen terminal and the Wright museum embody a stirring midcentury optimism about the future.
Developing optimism and resiliency isn't about feigning a facsimile of terminal perkiness and blind optimism.
With a certain optimism that that day will come eventually, Lukoil has eight terminals on the Atlantic coast from Newark to Providence and will lease gasoline storage tanks in New York harbor before the end of 2004.
True, the formidable machine he had built up in 2008 to achieve his election was still intact, but the optimism that followed that election now appears to be in decline, if not terminal demise.
