John Bishop "Being an England supporter is like being the over-optimistic parents of the fat kid on sports day".
The report might sober up some of the over-optimistic investors who have become intoxicated by the "potential" they see everywhere.
After a 15-year break, Attenborough was tempted back in front of the camera by Steven Spielberg, to play the over-optimistic dino-attraction owner John Hammond in Jurassic Park.
Danny Gabay, of Fathom Consulting, says the reaction of markets last week to the statement of G20 finance ministers in St Andrews was indicative of the over-optimistic mood.
Up at St James', Kevin Keegan will welcome back Geremi, but with Cameroon going all the way to the final surely even the over-optimistic Newcastle fans can't expect him to return in top form.
What issues do you think get overlooked as people talk about the democratic changes that are taking place? A. Although I agree that the country is now on the "right track" to some sort of liberalisation – let alone democratisation – I don't share the over-optimistic view taken by some Western institutions and observers who believe that the worst is over.
One lot is over-reacting to the over-optimistic idea that an all-democratic (and all-capitalist) world will eventually be an all-peaceful one; on the contrary, comes the nervous retort, some of the new democracies could be highly pugnacious, including towards the West.
How much will you sell yours for?" That's the over-optimistic hook being used by StartYourTube to entice people into setting up branded video sharing sites on its white label platform.
Far from the over-optimistic view according to which to a module shall correspond one functionality, we obtain a trade-off between a large spectrum of behaviors and the robustness of each of them depending on the delays, non-linearities and strengths involved in the regulations.
Realists, unlike the over-optimistic beneficiaries of a rising market, look at all aspects of the economy and not just the positive headlines.
The over-optimistic hope is that ever-escalating costs of higher learning will finally abate, and that somehow the promise of online education will now transform how academic programs are priced and delivered.
