Sentence examples for young optimistic from inspiring English sources
Lunch is a lovely affair, with young, optimistic, unflappable waitresses.
"It's fun playing that young, optimistic, do-gooder sheriff," he continued.
"I want young, optimistic, hardworking people to go into politics, so that collectively people don't feel as much cynicism about the political process," he says.
The community-supported charitable organization over which he presides, the Aga Khan Development Network, resuscitated Khorog, which now has two universities, new construction and a young, optimistic population.
He's just as much of a democratic socialist as he was in 2016, but in the space of a few days we've seen that the "energy" isn't all on the left; it's drifting toward a centrist, young, optimistic candidate.
A week before the heated Brexit referendum in the UK, the gorgeous, young, optimistic, idealistic, compassionate MP Jo Cox, a remainer, was shot and stabbed to death by a maniac yelling "Britain first".
The students, being young and optimistic, mostly said they expected to be able to find a good job in carpentry, fashion design and other trades.
The economic recovery may strengthen; the retirement of baby boomers will create new job openings; and surveys indicate the young remain optimistic despite setbacks.
At 61 I feel young and optimistic and see no valid reason stocks shouldnt do as well in the next 15 years as in my first 15 here.
Whether you're young and/or optimistic enough to root against The Grinch's schemes or old/cynical enough to relate more to the Grinch than the people of Whoville (and their relentless Christmas cheer), the story that is Dr. Suess' How the Grinch Stole Christmas remains primal and universal enough to appeal to every demographic.
I was a young and optimistic 17-year-old when I fell madly in love with an older man.
