Panglossian

All these growth numbers, of course, may be Panglossian in their optimism.

He might even have been called Panglossian with such an unrealistic idea.

The authors take a generally Panglossian view of the internet.

Frost also had a Panglossian ability to look on the bright side.

Some Panglossian commentators claim there is no crisis at all.

Many have an almost Panglossian view of the city - optimistic and determined despite the hard circumstances.

Most of these take a less Panglossian view of business cycles.

That may sound Panglossian, but it is better than raising voters’ expectations only to dash them later.

Yet its forecasts for future years are as Panglossian as ever.

Based entirely on management’s Panglossian approach to regulatory news.

The party is now in a Panglossian moment.

Such views appear Panglossian to the gloom-mongers of the continent.

It would be Panglossian to suggest that that seems the likely outcome.

In a business in which it has proved so difficult to make money, this sounds Panglossian.

Such visions may appear Panglossian, but they have been realized before, and the effort is itself salutary.

This is intriguing, and perhaps Panglossian, rather than persuasive.

The Panglossian attitude lasted only until I saw my parents at the funeral.

Perhaps it is a Panglossian view, but, in the long term, Europe could be strengthened by the current crisis.

The "official view" of these events that would have us believe, with Panglossian simplicity, that there is no other.

The point is not that a Panglossian view of globalisation is justified: there are certainly costs.

But some Wall Street analysts worry about this Panglossian view.

That said, the integration of the new players has gone better than the selectors must have hoped even in their most Panglossian moments.

That can lead to a Panglossian view where all things are possible — a key Alexander weakness, according to one industry expert.

To support that Panglossian view, they held back a load of Clinton documents on terrorism from the 9/11 commission.

But he did commend it for providing “much-needed guidance to local jurisdictions”—a distinctly Panglossian spin.