Sentence examples for very optimism from inspiring English sources

That very optimism is uniquely American.

A fortress Western Europe would go further, endangering the very optimism that produced the new Budapest.

Bach, Mr. Henze writes, was "like a light that filled the gloom of my life at that time with a feeling of great solemnity but, at the same time, a very real optimism: it was an experience of righteousness and truth, of rightness and consolation; it was a voice, in short, of salvation".

"I have very little optimism," Mr. Shah said.

The reaction then, is one of very cautious optimism.

"What he said was that these are reasons for cautious — very cautious — optimism about the effects of the new strategy".

He does have some Reaganesque traits, notably a very Californian optimism and an ability to sell complicated proposals in a simple way: for example, he compared his bonds to clearing credit-card debts.

It is a good thing that the outrageous tax avoidance of many of the world's biggest businesses remains high on the political agenda, but the current promises can merit only very cautious optimism at this stage.

As financial services companies continue to cut jobs and bleed billions of dollars, their employees have far less cash to spend on high-priced apartments, and very little optimism about taking a risk right now anyway.

In Liberia, where the first signs of a drop in cases were seen, the government is treating the apparent slowing of the disease with "very cautious optimism", said information minister Lewis Brown.

The attacks coincided with a visit to Iraq by a Republican Congressional delegation led by Senator John McCain, who declared at a news conference that the new American security plan was "making progress" and that there was cause for "very cautious optimism".