Sentence examples for true optimism from inspiring English sources

The Reagan-era optimism of these films has its political resonances, and yet remains true optimism.

Wanting everyone to learn about rape is a sign of true optimism.

It is within this simple afterthought that we witness true optimism; the fundamental belief that despite (sometimes glaring) evidence to the contrary, positive governmental movement is within reach.

True optimism acknowledges the reality of situations and equips you to face them.[16].[16]

While it is true that optimism and positive thinking cannot overcome illness, it is also true that religious hope and trust in God do not ensure recovery.

To judge from the song lyrics, all the people involved have a "dream," and it eventually comes true, for optimism is as central as hyperbole to this genre.

It is true that optimism is a key component of the American character, but so is common sense.

The Hokies may be one of the few teams without a true cause for optimism.

It is to this end -- freedom -- that the march of human progress will move forth, and it is in this progress that the true seeds of optimism thrive.

The Danger of Optimism The true measure of an operation, medical ethicists say, is its overall effect on a person's life, not only on specific symptoms.

According to McTaggart, whether optimism is true is one of the central religious questions.