Examples of using Optimists in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Surround yourself with lucky and lucky people, optimists and ever-laughing people- we unwittingly adopt the manner of interaction with the world and society from those around us.
Optimists don't feel they need to wait--to be promoted or accepted or discovered--they feel if they work hard they can accomplish almost anything.
Optimists may imagine how we all, what we work with PPC systems
Authors of the book Techno-Fix criticize technological optimists for overlooking the limitations of technology in solving agricultural and social challenges arising from growth.[7].
Optimists point out that given the size of China's economy today,
So optimists are people who expect more kisses in their future, more strolls in the park. And that anticipation enhances their wellbeing.
However, those who were optimists still rated their health as improving in the future, whereas the pessimists saw their health as getting worse in the future.
Optimists feel a sense of dynamism- here, at last,
When Hong Kong was formally handed back to China 17 years ago, some optimists thought that the former colony's greater freedoms would help to reform the rest of China.
There are optimists who believe Vietnam will make substantive change that undercuts what the World Bank calls"recurring and increasingly severe" economic instability.
Happy people live 7 to 10 years longer than unhappy people, and optimists are 77% less likely to get heart disease than pessimists.
Happy people are said to live 10 years longer than unhappy people, and optimists have a 77% lower risk of heart disease than….
Optimist Clubs demonstrate their caring attitude by carrying out the mission of the organization,"By providing hope and positive vision, Optimists bring out the best in kids.".
In research at Met Life, Seligman and his colleagues found that new salesman who were optimists sold 37 percent more insurance in their first two years than did pessimist.
the gloomy predictions of environmentalists and population experts in the 1970s and 1980s set the stage for todays New Optimists.
Optimists believe a large and growing middle class
Optimists have been telling doom-mongers to cheer up since at least 1710, when the philosopher Gottfried
While pessimists will no doubt find validation in the further Chinese growth disappointments that are to come, optimists can point to the fact that 5% annual growth in China is nominally equivalent to 15-20% growth in Germany.
Taking their cue from the Vietnam revisionists, Iraq war optimists argued that just as Americans thought we were losing in Vietnam when in fact we were winning, so too were we
Optimists have been telling doom-mongersto cheer up since at least 1710, when the philosopher Gottfried