Sentence examples for universally optimistic from inspiring English sources
The state's residents are almost universally optimistic about the game's outcome: 84percentthinknk the Broncos will beat the Seattle Seahawks, according to the poll.
On the basis of the responses to the positively framed items, attitudes towards cancer were almost universally optimistic, with between 88 and 98% of the respondents endorsing the value of early diagnosis, the chance of cure and the prospect of a normal life after a cancer diagnosis.
Sony, however, has hinted that its mobile titles will be "full-fledged," which makes us optimistic that they will be more universally appealing.
Optimistic by nature, Jokowi (as Widodo is universally known) on Wednesday staged a press conference in a picturesque but inconvenient area of North Jakarta to announce his new cabinet.
Looking was the perfect show for where the gay community is right now – optimistic but skeptical, sexual but bashful, loving but scarred, diverse but universally bearded – and it's a shame that HBO won't give us the honor of extending its window just a little bit longer.
When we assume that economic recessions are universally bad, we overlook the fact that they have the side effect of calibrating our expectations, giving the irrationally optimistic a dose of reality.
He is universally popular.
Universally known as Frank.
Moral Truth, Universally Acknowledged?
Cycads are universally dioecious.
