Sentence examples for whiff of optimism from inspiring English sources

But who'd be so cruel to deny Republicans a whiff of optimism?

There is a whiff of optimism around all 18 AFL clubs in February.

But this year's release, The Great Destroyer, builds drumming patterns, catchy melodies and even a whiff of optimism into the drama.

They're bouncy and light and come across like a whiff of optimism between bites of the delicious, though by now too common, parsnips, potato, celery root and carrots that are in the dish.

So this Sunday they meet, with a combined 1-7 record and not a whiff of postseason optimism to be had.

The lack of optimism.

Many carried messages of optimism.

Optimism fills their lives, though there are degrees of optimism.

A lot of optimism.

Optimism, camo print, and wallet chains were deployed without a single whiff of irony.

A whiff of hypocrisy?