Examples of using Optimists in English and their translations into Russian
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His parents were optimists.
Optimists suffer more than others.
I wouldn't call them optimists.
Optimists would say one year.
You saw the world as optimists see the world.
Optimists argue that this is a temporary correction.
I find eternal optimists so depressing!
I wish you not to stop dreaming,believe in yourself, be optimists.
Optimists that we are, we thought we would try our luck with a straight corporate loan.
Allow me to conclude by saying that the future belongs to the optimists.
Optimists called this collapse a correction, while pessimists said it was a return to the real value.
She was a dork optimist, and dork optimists never give up.
On the other hand, optimists saw wide fields of social and political action opening up.
When it comes to social-economic problems, the percentage of optimists decreases.
Economists are sure that optimists are merely pessimists who are ill-informed, and I think I was indeed ill-informed.
You know, people with gambling addictions have a tendency to be optimists.
Technology optimists suggest"big push" policies to scale up available technologies.
Public perceptions of economic changes: the military, state security, andgovernment officials turn out to be optimists.
Only"hard-headed" optimists and CIS bureaucrats believe in the future of the CIS, in whose ranks I do not belong.
Participants in the technological unemployment debates can be broadly divided into optimists and pessimists.
That is, in the end- we remain cautious optimists, we work and continue to pray to God for the success of the case.
But optimists within the IMF are still betting on increased GDP instead of a real reduction in public indebtedness.
I may be an optimist, but I believe diplomats should be optimists rather than pessimists.
Many technology optimists believe such acceleration is essential and call it the technology innovation imperative.
The optimists prevail over pessimists, yet, the main portion of respondents considers the situation to be without change.
In addition, the scientists found that optimists looked less at the incentives that cause negative emotions than pessimists.
Optimists hope that despite the isolationist propaganda, the way Russia is perceived abroad remains important at least for some of the elite.
It is interesting that two years ago the number of optimists in all groups of the population participating in the poll exceeded the number of pessimists only four-fold.
Today even optimists shrug their shoulders trying to estimate the staff and consequently chances for success of the Glaziev coalition.
Expectations for next year revealed that the percent of optimists has generally declined by approximately 15 percent, while that of pessimists increased by about 20 percent.