Sentence examples for wild optimism from inspiring English sources

It was an act of wild optimism.

"Many men," he believes, with wild optimism, "will be hugely relieved by that shift".

I had a wild optimism about the transformational power of a new dress.

And after my new diagnosis, I needed a bit of wild optimism.

N'Dour's plan has been greeted with wild optimism by his many fans, but not everyone is thrilled.

On more than one occasion as the conflict wore on, Greeley would swing pendulously from wild optimism to perfect anguish.

If the wild tech optimism of last spring didn't herald an unprecedented economic boom, the market's new pessimism needn't herald a looming slump.

There was even (as in Shakespeare) a moment of light relief to help him on his way when Kevin Pietersen shied with wild, histrionic optimism at the stumps and gave him four overthrows.

It's hard to feel positive when the wild-eyed optimism of 2008 — remember?

Mr. Salmond is prone to fits of wild over-optimism; one major blunder and the S.N.P. bubble could deflate.

5.30pm BST 41st over: England 167-6 (Buttler 24, Stokes 7) 61 required from 54 balls "This could be the day Stokes announces himself as the new Flintoff," writes wild-eyed optimism's Richard Liddle.