Sentence examples for with some optimism from inspiring English sources

It all started with some optimism.

"I know already," she says with some optimism, "that it's going to change my life".

Nine games unbeaten, they can afford to look to the immediate future with some optimism.

President Clinton and Senate Democrats greeted Mr. Roth's proposal with some optimism.

Testing times lie ahead in this competition but, for once this term, Liverpool can look ahead with some optimism.

While Mr. O'Mullan said such battles show there is "room for a larger step" in cleaning up water pollution, he views the new standard with some optimism.

Dave Lewis, the new boss of Tesco, has already given his shareholders reasons for some optimism, with the beginnings of a sales revival delivered through carefully targeted price cuts, better availability and improved customer service.

Stocks surged yesterday, as investors shrugged off worries about a war with Iraq and drew some optimism from the latest assessment of the economy by Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman.

In a rare, wide-ranging meeting with reporters, Mr. Powell voiced some optimism on several other issues that have bedeviled the administration, including North Korea and Sudan, while expressing dismay about the Middle East and Haiti.

(Reuters) CYPRUS: TALKS CONCLUDE Talks in Geneva between Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders over the future of the divided island have ended after a week with no breakthrough, but are set to resume in New York in May, with each side expressing some optimism about the outcome.

With some evident optimism in his perennially gloved hand - he was as much as $400m in debt - Jackson was renting a seven-bedroom, 13-bathroom Los Angeles home for $100,000 a month while rehearsing at LA's Staples Centre for what concert promoters AEG Live termed the "biggest, most technologically advanced arena show – and the most expensive – ever mounted".