Sentence examples for very optimistically from inspiring English sources

Cameron makes some brave assumptions here about the capabilities of the Syrian opposition and extrapolates very optimistically from limited progress made by Kurdish forces so far.

Dean, Hammond, and Heinle thereupon shepherded Cosey and Gallagher to the Public Library, where Bergquist, having learned that the trial of the book thief had been postponed, was wishfully, though not very optimistically, awaiting just such a dénouement.

Assuming, very optimistically, that the cops are finding every other plant, it is worth even more than the state's famous wine industry.The illicit crop is grown with a technical sophistication that Napa Valley's Robert Mondavi might envy.

Considering the current system's rate of return, the DJI equivalent would be, very optimistically, around 20,000.

"For the port, I view it very optimistically," he said.

A rare few victims of defamation deal with it rationally - very optimistically, perhaps 5% of them.

If I were to say I was very optimistic, it wouldn't be right, but I am a lot better positioned to speak optimistically today than I could, say, a year ago.

But last year, of the whopping hundred and twenty thousand people who started, more than twenty thousand finished, though statistically (and optimistically) speaking, very few were published.

"Lansley is very, very unpopular," he says optimistically.

Needless to say, we are very proud, but of course optimistically concerned.

The El Chapo doesn't feel particularly louche, except that it's basically a goblet of tequila, with a hint of pisco and citrus ("Very spirit forward," the server offered optimistically); the Flying Purple Pisco, with purple-potato purée and frothed egg whites, is like a tiny lavender-hued soufflé.