Sentence examples for tone of optimism from inspiring English sources

Over all, however, there was a new tone of optimism.

Adelman is struck by the tone of optimism in Hirschman's notes on his journey.

I was wondering what findings or research prospects led to your tone of optimism [on clarifying the role of clouds in greenhouse-driven climate change]?

The opposition leader Enda Kenny of the Fine Gael party was dismissive, both of the prime minister's strained tone of optimism and of his bungled cabinet reshuffle.

His poems carried a tone of optimism, often of exuberant celebration, according to critics like Clive Wake and John Reed, who translated his collected poems.

That tone of optimism is continued in the prophetic activity (late 6th century bce) of Haggai and Zechariah, prophets who announced that Yahweh would restore the kingdom and the messianic vision would come to pass.

A8 G-8 Sees Progress on Africa Striking tones of optimism and defiance a day after the attacks in London, President Bush and the leaders of seven other big industrial nations concluded a summit meeting saying they had made progress in addressing African poverty and global warming.

Goldberg complained that the table was too small, but otherwise struck a tone of measured optimism.

At the same time, they have projected a tone of unrelenting optimism despite repeated failures to plug the well.

-- Gov. George W. Bush and his camp have assumed a tone of impregnable optimism, despite the race's uncertainty.

"We can either sit here and cry about it or we can get on with it," he says, immediately striking a tone of bullish optimism.