Sentence examples for waves of optimism from inspiring English sources

Keynes believed that great waves of optimism and pessimism are what drive major economic fluctuations.

Others suggest that the market moves in response to irrational waves of optimism and pessimism, what John Maynard Keynes called the "animal spirits" of investors.

But even those who did not truly believe found it hard to resist the waves of optimism that swept the country following the election.

"There are waves of optimism in medical science that encourage investment," Mr. Galambos says, "We're in one of those waves now".

These expectation shocks, designed to capture psychological elements which can arise from news, changes in sentiment, herding and bandwagon effects, generate waves of optimism and pessimism in equity price forecasts.

But stock valuations are not just a matter of opinion, gyrating unpredictably between waves of optimism and pessimism.

Then a wave of optimism overcame her.

Macron was elected in May 2017 on a wave of optimism.

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.

The wave of optimism about a possible coal rebound after Trump's election has already faded.