We're America, And We Have To Stop Worrying About What Happens Overseas, And To Be Optimistic, Even Though Nobody Should Think We're Not Going To Have Some Difficult Times.
Particularly At The Moment, It's An Incredibly Optimistic Thing To Bring Children Into The World.
Don't Let What You Don't Know Scare You, Because It Can Become Your Greatest Asset. And If You Do Things Without Knowing How They Have Always Been Done, You're Guaranteed To Do Them Differently.
I Am More Optimistic Though, That This Court Will Eventually Conclude That The Effort To Eliminate Arbitrariness While Preserving Fairness In The Infliction Of [death] Is So Plainly Doomed To Failure That Is - And The Death Penalty - Must Be Abandoned Altogether. I May Not Live To See That Day, But I Have Faith That Eventually It Will Arrive.
Basically I Wake Up In The Morning And I Think Everything's Going To Be Great. I'm Really Kind Of Optimistic, And I Look Forward To A New Day. I Pick Up 'the New York Times,' And I Look At The Front Page And Realize That Once Again I'm Wrong. I Start To Fixate On Stuff.
I Have This Insane Optimistic Streak That The American People Prevail Over The Stupidity That The Leadership Exhibits Time And Time Again, And I Think That's The Truth.
We're Going To Try And Recruit The Very Best People We Can And Produce The Best Papers We Can, And Publish Them To The Highest Standards We Can .
I Always Kid The President In Different Circumstances. Mr. President, A Country's Never Going To Be More Optimistic Than The President.
I Am Very Optimistic About - About Iraq. I Mean, This Could Be One Of The Great Achievements Of This Administration. You're Going To See 90,000 American Troops Come Marching Home By The End Of The Summer. You're Going To See A Stable Government In Iraq That Is Actually Moving Toward A Representative Government.
Though We Are Optimistic, We Must Remain Vigilant And Maintain A Sense Of Urgency.
