Sentence examples for the optimism from inspiring English sources

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the optimism

noun

A tendency to expect the best, or at least, a favourable outcome

I love her youth, her beauty and above all her optimism that everything will turn out fine.

Exact(56)

The optimism was fleeting.

The New York Times - Sports

Hence the optimism.

The Economist

The optimism proved premature.

The Economist

The optimism is striking.

The Economist

The optimism is usually justified.

The Economist

The optimism didn't last long.

The New Yorker

Oh, and the optimism.

The Guardian - Sport

The optimism has faded.

The New York Times

The optimism lasted just under a week.

The Economist

But that is where the optimism ends.

The New York Times

The optimism may not be misplaced.

The New York Times - Tech

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