Sentence examples for thought optimistic from inspiring English sources

The report is "generally thought optimistic," says Jeremy I. Martin, a clean vehicles analyst at the Union of Concerned Scientists, citing the federal RFS's goal of 21 billion gallons of advanced cellulosic biofuels by 2022 as "a reasonable starting point while we learn more about biomass resource availability".

"I had to defend numbers that I thought were optimistic," she said.

But worryingly, for a government trying to dampen the mood of expectation, most market people still think Poland will become a full member in 2003, a date thought hopelessly optimistic by most outsiders.The biggest worry the traders have is closer to home.

Mr Brown made the most of it, and of the fact that his prediction for the economy in 2003, which many thought over-optimistic, turned out to be spot on.

The near ubiquity of mobile phones is the chief reason to think this optimistic scenario may come true.

Balcombe thinks this optimistic demeanour demonstrates goats' capacity for "happiness" but McElligott is not so happy with that term.

But somebody, somewhere, has got to think crazy, optimistic things which drag everybody along and make things happen.

And I think the optimistic view is that Speaker Ryan brings you along and makes you a part of a strategy that you may or may not agree with but you at least understand".

If you think these optimistic analysts are close to the mark, this is a cheap stock.

"Towards the end of last year, the series had entered V-shaped recovery territory, which we thought was too optimistic.

"Not bad," I thought, "A little optimistic, but can't be that far off".