Sentence examples for vaguely optimistic from inspiring English sources

He was not available on Thursday, but Girardi sounded vaguely optimistic about the future.

So, there's a lot of bad revealed by this video, and the reaction to it, which outweighs anything vaguely optimistic.

Now that's what I call CPT! 2. As we exit the airport, the Nairobi breeze offers itself like a light blanket of delicate material, delivering a foreign, vaguely optimistic caress.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — A fragile cease-fire negotiated by the special envoy Kofi Annan prevailed in most of Syria on Thursday, the first vaguely optimistic signal in months in that nation's bloody antigovernment uprising.

The road ends with an unfinished, weed-filled traffic circle, at once shabby and vaguely optimistic.

The West must do more to link diplomacy and aid to the protection of religious minority rights, instead of making vaguely optimistic statements such as President Obama's in his November 2012 visit to Burma.

These types of opinions could not be actionable, where they were "little more than vague optimistic statements regarding the safety profile of the drug". Id. at *19.

The connection of art and life is, for this self-consciously German artist, not some vague optimistic ideal but a tragically unavoidable fact.

This sounds vague and optimistic, but NVA have a convincing record of attracting people to unlikely places.

But critics say removing the stacks that researchers favor for their easy access to material is misguided and that the financial estimates Mr. Marx has put forward are vague and optimistic.

Even as construction crews working around the clock fell short of restoring some normality to Times Square yesterday, city officials retreated to vague but optimistic pronouncements about exactly when streets and buildings would be reopened.