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But Government officials are trying to look at the situation optimistically.

When he had first talked optimistically about children, I was 30.

And while not all brought optimistically high prices, some did.

"I really do think that people should start thinking much more optimistically than they are," he said.

During the 1993-94 season, the board continued to talk optimistically about their plans.

I can recover, he thought optimistically, with a little money and time.

"I think your mother will like it here," Father said, optimistically.

It was announced optimistically as the "first major new film company in 50 years".

He spoke optimistically about returning to play in the next five weeks.

Because even if we swallow our fear to approach the problem optimistically, one thing is certain.

He hoped, not too optimistically, that this would be the end of it.

But he spoke optimistically about the outlook for the city over the next few years.

He spoke optimistically about throwing today and perhaps making his next start on time.

"I can only say that the situation is evolving optimistically," he said.

Johnson also spoke optimistically about next season, saying, "We know we'll have everyone back."

This says far more than your optimistically naive post ever will.

The bottom part is, optimistically, half the width of a standard key.

He spoke optimistically about the potential for a quick resolution.

But he was careful to speak optimistically about their prospects.

The markets had optimistically assumed that there would be a deal.

Optimistically, he could not have much more than thirty or forty minutes' of air left.

Mr. Bush is also back to talking optimistically about the race.

I have a belief in my spectators,' he says, optimistically.

One of the problems is when they're starting to optimistically with tunnel vision.

"The kitchen knows what it's doing," one of our party exclaimed optimistically.