Economists cannot be so sanguine.

None of this should make anyone sanguine.

Unfortunately, this view is both too sanguine and naïve.

The African indicators, however, showed a less sanguine situation.

Deinde cum extractum vesiculionis sanguine mixtum est, sanguis puniceo color amisso lactteus fit.

In other instances when countries contemplated the same thing, they were not as sanguine.

But this sanguine view obscures the loss of competitiveness that real appreciation could provoke.

However, Saint Lucia is less sanguine over the situation in some other countries of Africa.

But, just as optimists were too sanguine in the boom, ultra pessimists probably go too far in forecasting a depression around the corner.

NEW YORK While the risk of a disorderly crisis in the eurozone is well recognized, a more sanguine view of the United States has prevailed.

That could change in the event of a disorderly euro breakup, but, barring that outcome, there is reason to be more sanguine this time around.

When, on the other hand, the forces of trade repeatedly hit the same people less educated, blue collar workers we may feel less sanguine about globalization.

Professional forecasters are considerably more sanguine, with the consensus forecast for US growth in 2009 at around 1.5 , after a similar contraction in the second half of 2008.

On the one side were liberals, a class of men sanguine in hope, bold in speculation, always pressing forward and disposed to give every change credit for being an improvement.

My colleagues and I addressed this question in a review published in The Lancet in April 2004. The review showed that while the published data generally indicated minimal risk, the unpublished trial data were far less sanguine, and even suggested an increased risk of serious adverse events, including suicide related behavior.