Sentence examples for unusually optimistic from inspiring English sources

They were feeling unusually optimistic.

They made unusually optimistic noises about peace.

But he is also known for his unusually optimistic personality.

The survey includes three questions, each of which produced unusually optimistic responses.

I asked Branson whether he might be viewing the world through an unusually optimistic lens.

We are also unusually optimistic when planning — we overestimate our own ability to complete a distant task.

His friends see it as something that might be described as supernormal — merely unusually energy-laden, optimistic, outgoing, and communicative.

But the Mets, unusually, can be optimistic: their game Friday afternoon against the Chicago Cubs will feature the return of the right-hander Matt Harvey, who has a 4-0 record and a 1.44 earned run average.

In unusually emphatic and optimistic terms, scientists told a Senate hearing today that research with human embryonic stem cells was likely to yield important medical benefits and should be supported by the Federal Government.

Just as the French movie industry was feeling optimistic after an unusually good box office year at home and abroad, it has been thrown into panic by a passing remark from Jean-Marie Messier, chairman of the French media giant Vivendi Universal, which controls Canal-Plus, the pay-television channel that finances one-third of French productions.

Unusually, I think this is an optimistic prediction, in the long run.