Sentences with phrase «youthful optimism»

Its members are driven by youthful optimism, no doubt.

The idea behind the hotel is to celebrate and commemorate youthful optimism, the pursuit of higher learning, and cultivate the college spirit in a chic new way.

Armed with a bachelors of science degree and unbridled youthful optimism, I was ready to take on the world.

it is one thing to turn one's back on god over some disappointment, a love interest that didn't pan out, the loss of a job, but it is quite another to turn their backs on their precious little ones who are quite impressionable and bursting with youthful optimism and potential.

According to Leigh, the idea for Mary grew out of his last film, «Happy - Go - Lucky,» which was about youthful optimism, as epitomized by exuberant actress Sally Hawkins.

Chronicling this fictionalized fight for the soul of Chile, the film reveals itself as an underdog story about the «generation gap,» pitting youthful optimism against aging tyrrany, hope against repression.

Both provide a foundation for Pan's reinterpretation of action painting, fueled by youthful optimism, a cross-cultural history and outsized talent.

Two years ago — armed with a bachelors of science degree and unbridled youthful optimism and ready to take on the world — I started my job search.

Let's call it «youthful optimism,» I guess.»

They imagine an avalanche of sales and, in their youthful optimism, invest heavily in stock.

After first meeting him working on Bill Clinton's campaign back in 1992, we watch as his youthful optimism takes a gradual slide.

Vincent has his answer, while Tom knows he can not find one, so the youthful optimism in «Gattaca» is the least plausible thing about it.

Youthful optimism and sexuality are thwarted by the bitterness of a crumbling town in Peter Bogdanovich's lovely film of Larry McMurtry's novel.

The world hardened my youthful optimism, life experience caused me to shut parts of myself off from others and as a mopey, emotional teenager, Squall was who I emulated more than anybody else.

1967, 1967/2017, a nine - channel video installation based on silent film footage, brings back the youthful optimism of 50 years ago, while three other videos give us under - the - skin glimpses of the American psyche that seem to prefigure both 9/11 and Trumpism: It's Hard to Be Down When You're Up, 1978/2005, shot at New York's World Trade Center; Voyage to the Center of the Phone Lines, 1993, eavesdropping on mobile phone conversations; Mixing Up the Medicine, 2015, a free - form essay film.

So is the housing market beyond reach unless you are blinded by youthful optimism?