Sentence examples similar to wave optimism from inspiring English sources

Then a wave of optimism overcame her.

The next year, they won a Nobel, and an enormous wave of optimism followed.

After a two-week courtship we got engaged, carried forward on an irresistible wave of optimism.

Adding to the wave of optimism was the arrival of William Wood as the new U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan.

Progress with reforms is thus not only desirable in itself, but will keep investors happy.Seizing the momentMr da Silva's election was accompanied by a wave of optimism.

They look at America and see a president elected by a solid majority, coming into office riding a wave of optimism, controlling both the House and the Senate.

Mr. Chuk, 38, began his job search in a good mood because of the wave of optimism surrounding the presidential election.

Blue-chip stocks advanced last week on a wave of optimism that the economy could be turning around, but technology stocks lost some ground.

The Kuomintang's revival this year is rooted in widespread disenchantment with Mr. Chen, whose party took power on a wave of optimism.

When England are capable of these performances it is difficult not to feel a sudden wave of optimism about the team's chances in Euro 2016.

Much as I hate to be reduced to cliché it really did feel like we were riding high on a wave of optimism.