Sentences with phrase «optimistic view of the world»

It would seem that the negativity which is the trademark of Lynton Crosby has finally been replaced by a much more optimistic view of the world.

His very optimistic view of the world and his way of dealing with problems made him a very important member of this group.

The institute maintains a determinedly optimistic view of the world, although the bright facade frequently veils a rancor directed against other environmentalists.

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24 World War I shattered for Niebuhr liberalism's optimistic view of life.

It must stand at the service of rational thought as a necessary or completing element in the search for an optimistic and ethical world view.

St. Augustine's view of history was ultimately optimistic since its end term is the Kingdom of God; but we have seen how this was adjusted to a patient and complex view of history in which the two cities of church and world are mingled in cultural creativity and conflict.

Between them the Christian understanding of human being and society as created, fallen and redeemed by God was made irrelevant so that these forces of modernity were left to be interpreted solely within the framework of the humanism of the Enlightenment which at best had a Deistic faith coupled with a mechanical view of the world and a self - redemptive idea of history making for an optimistic doctrine of inevitable progress.

Arshavin is ofcourse hungry to show his talent to the world, and he knows that the only way to do that is for him to be part of the PL teams.Remember, he did nt even mind to be at Tottenham, his wish was just to be part of it, even if playing agst Arsenal, manu, Liv or chelsea but just to be able to leave his fingerprint and name in the history.Now he knows that he does have the chance to be part of on of the big team, I do nt think he will let it go.I personnaly think that he might be buying out his contract if necessary.But he will do everything to make this deal happen.With my optimistic view, Im not worried anymore abt Arsha is comin in or not, because I know he is on his way to the emirates.

Asimov had attended the Worlds Fair of 1964 and took a rather optimistic view of humanity in spite of looming thermonuclear war.

Optimistic because the way it views the world is through a scrim of absolute cynicism — and despite it, despite all the towers falling down, there's the possibility of love, sweet and simple, between Ms. Kubelik and Mr. Baxter.

Ania and I walked around, enjoyed marvelous views of the city and left the slum feeling more optimistic about the world.

The artist's view of the future is not particularly optimistic as the art world slowly bifurcates between immersive public spectacles and the consolidation of superstar artists into elite, luxury brands.

Unlike the Abstract Expressionist artists of the mid-20th century, who communicated the uncertainty and fear of a post World War II nuclear world, Pan's abstract painting evokes an idealistic, optimistic, global World War II nuclear world, Pan's abstract painting evokes an idealistic, optimistic, global world, Pan's abstract painting evokes an idealistic, optimistic, global view.

Although these are often dramatic views of a maddening world, the unifying theme is not somber but is instead humorous and optimistic.

It was not a very optimistic view of how satisfying, or even viable, such a world would be.

For those who «embrace an optimistic view toward human capacities and the future,» the easiest path is to ignore the messy world of politics and focus one's gaze on humankind's amazing technological achievements.

I'm a little surprised to see people like Gavin apparently nailing his colours to the mast of the models being right, for one thing, his calculations (which may be mildly optimistic) only explain «most» of the model - data discrepancy, and it is worth noting that since the natural forcings and internal variability are relatively transient and short - term in nature, this view implies a substantial future near - term acceleration in order for the world to catch up with where the models say we should be.

While the UK Government has set out a bold vision for a post-Brexit world, it is clear that many businesses do not yet share such an optimistic view of what the UK and its trading relationships may look like in the future.

I think you're right that most people will always try to hold a certain line on privacy, although I'm frankly not optimistic about technology's ability to protect those lines in future — I suspect our cultural definition of what is deemed acceptably accessible to public view will change, as the reality of a truly flat world emerges.