Sentence examples for tide of optimism from inspiring English sources

He was a relentless tide of optimism.

Carney says that he's convinced that "a renewed recovery it taking hold amid a rising tide of optimism", after the worst recession in living memory.

The rhetorical gestures were there, from time to time, and the bad metaphors: "A new tide of optimism," Trump said, is "sweeping across our land".

Cameron was swept to the leadership on a pre-crash tide of optimism, and here, almost a decade later, was his closest lieutenant – the very incarnation of blue-rosetted parsimony – daring at last to speak of a big step on "the road from austerity to prosperity".

Critics point to what they see as a legacy of dispossession and inequality, and defenders point to world-class companies, enviable growth rates and a general tide of optimism that has changed the way the world looks at India and India looks at itself.

The tide of optimism triggered by the revolution has transformed into a tidal wave of talented and tech-savvy engineers and programmers, determined to put Cairo on the map as a technology hub.

The trouble is that the financial crisis and everything that we should have learned from it risks being washed away in a rising tide of economic optimism.

The main point, however, is that the rising tide of consumer optimism directly parallels the upward trend in Obama's overall job approval rating.

For some enthusiasts, what stands out is his optimism ("the tide of the future is a freedom tide"); for others, it's his cold-eyed commitment to peace through strength ("a truly successful Army is one that … no one will dare to provoke").

"From an ebb-tide in the short-story form – particularly in Ireland and the UK over the last few decades – to this flood-tide proved a delight and a deep sense of optimism in me for the form," said Deane.

But her work for a Somali health project gives her optimism that the tide of community opinion is now turning against FGM.