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but a sanguine temper, for ever expecting more good than occurs, does not always pay for its hopes by any proportion of depression.

The sanguine point out that this has no effect on cashflow, since such charges are non-cash items.

He was always so ready to be interested and always so happy, sanguine and light-hearted.

But if I was to take a super-dose of Nyquil and wake up in January 2013 to see President Palin on the television, I would still be sanguine.

This sanguine view is set out in the bank's latest inflation forecast (see chart).

The authorities were excessively sanguine about the existence of such a vast and undercapitalized organisation.

But there are at least two reasons to take sanguine assessments of the consequences of climate change with a grain of salt.

Although the ECB and the Bank of England have sounded sanguine about tightening credit, central bankers are not entirely unperturbed.

However, investors, who were only recently crying out for cash to be returned to them through buy-backs, are now more sanguine.

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If this sounds like a risky way to work, Mr Lyon is sanguine: "I look on it as being part of a start-up without risking anything. "

As relations across the demilitarised zone have grown more strained, investors appear to have become more sanguine.

In the audio language, sanguine persons of sound, tone and intensity of sound and flexible, giving a sense of the beautiful music.

Almost a year on from the election, reformers are more sanguine.

in going over the record with the perspective of time , i am astonished by my own extraordinarily sanguine reporting.

He was sanguine about his own risk, which was immense, and said little before shaking the hands of the crew and disappearing into the night.

Nonetheless, it would be a mistake to be too sanguine.

Unfortunately, it may be too early to be sanguine about a sustained recovery in trade and thus in the world economy.

Other experts have been more sanguine, predicting a rating downgrade would produce only a small rise in interest rates.

While Mr Ding said he wished Groupon luck, others were not so sanguine.

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Africans are far more sanguine about prospects for the next six months than Asians and Western Europeans.

In going over with the record with the perspective of time, I am astonished by my own extraordinarily sanguine reporting.

Although home poor, they wait upon Ma Qi Jia 's girl but to any having the active sanguine attitude.

Many musicians whose work does not reach the top of the charts, however, are not as sanguine.

Neither the shrill nor the sanguine arguments can be dismissed out of hand.

Miss Dashwood was equally sanguine ; but the expectation of the others was by no means so cheerful.

Owners of host PCs may not be sanguine about this.

However, according to Chinese media reports, the official assessment will not be so sanguine.

Though Theresa May, the home secretary, gamely insists that the new system should cost no more than the old one, others are less sanguine.

The sanguine reaction of banks and markets to the proposal suggests they do not believe such measures will make much difference.

But that forecast looks rather sanguine and some economists fear the tightening may take more of a toll on a still-delicate economy.

Some of these victims are relatively sanguine.

Mr Barroso has more reason to be sanguine than a few months ago.

but only if you're blessed with a sanguine disposition and won't suffer sleepless nights over share prices.

But bankers are less sanguine. "The markets will give the government two more months to turn things around, no more, " says one.

The sanguine point out that, because profits are fat, firms need not pass higher costs on to prices. But it seems they are already doing so.

But for a fashion designer, Giannini has an unusually sanguine attitude to criticism.

But as details of the deal emerged, were financial analysts as sanguine in their assessment of the new company's potential?

Other analysts are less sanguine about BYD, but the company does have a number of supporters.

But bankers are more sanguine about prospects, expounding a faith in the industry's penchant for reinvention.

Unlike Indian generals, Pakistan's western allies are sanguine, some even enthusiastic, about the expanding Chinese footprint in Pakistan.

As for all the debate about who gets a star and who doesn't, the company is sanguine.

Others were more sanguine, citing a number of exceptional factors that had combined to produce the result.

Given the wrenching swings of the past two weeks, many of us may wish we could be so sanguine about our own losses.

While most forecasts regard China's ascent as almost inevitable, not everybody is so sanguine.

Domestically, too, investors can afford to be sanguine.

Moody's, which last summer had issued a sanguine outlook for Alt-A, recently quadrupled its loss projections on bonds backed by such loans.

Keeping fine sanguine psychology and the attitude making progress actively is really living to be hit by the most important principle.

Israel, which has tried for years to mobilise international action against Iran, suddenly appears more sanguine.

Even some textile executives are sanguine about their industry's shake-out, particularly those at larger companies.

However, the credit markets have been less sanguine than FX markets since last weekend's EU summit.

Not all researchers familiar with the technology are so sanguine about its prospects, however.

But even the most sanguine Norwegian officials admit that the "trajectory" in Russia is worrying.

The international dependence school, in contrast, is much less sanguine and, in many cases, is downright pessimistic.

Mr Medvedev, however, was sanguine about opposition abroad to the growing reach of Russian companies.

Taiwan, it concludes, "is a more sanguine starting point for eventual, significant entry into the Chinese market. "

Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim-majority country, offers a more sanguine precedent.

The mood remained sanguine in Asia, however, particularly as Japanese investors played catch-up after a three-day holiday.

The higher-than-expected quota suggests that Chinese leaders are still relatively sanguine about the country's inflation prospects.

Those contingency-planning for a break-up are less sanguine.

The French and the Italians, represented by PSA Peugeot Citroë n, Renault and Fiat, have so far been fairly sanguine.

With sangfroid the sanguinary man bangs his sanguine son against the hanger in the hangar.

Investors in Japan's stockmarket continued to be sanguine in the face of statistics that pointed to economic weakness.

Last summer, lawmakers pummeled ratings firms for being too sanguine about mortgage bonds.

Others are less sanguine. Bruce Schneier, an internet-security expert, doubts that any such fix will work.

President Roosevelt's estimate of the final collapse was, in my opinion, too sanguine by many weeks.

A great many analysts are sanguine on this account.

Peter Nerby of Moody's, a rating agency, points to two further advantages (though his rivals at Standard &Poor's are not so sanguine).

Chinese financial market participants were sanguine about the statement.

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But, he adds, Americans should not be sanguine.

But executives from some western countries are sanguine and downplay Tokyo's concerns.

This sanguine analysis misses a more important point.

At present they are sanguine about inflation and worried about unemployment, which means a rate rise this year is unlikely.

When asked about the potential business impact of the warning, Wang looks sanguine.

Investors have taken a similarly sanguine view, pushing emerging markets shares nearly 25 per cent higher over the past month.

For less sanguine investors , the idea of going cap in hand to China smacked of desperation .

For some of Asia's most senior executives, that view looks too sanguine.

Michael Moses, an associate professor at New York University's Stern School of Business, is more sanguine.

Some economists think that this view is too sanguine.

They are very confident and sanguine, but usually overdo everything.

As know as I am an optimistic and sanguine person, so I am willing to devote the public affairs.

At times he seems recklessly sanguine about the economic impact of abandoning nuclear power.

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She had her own reasons for being less sanguine that even in hopeful views of the future.

Mr Formica is sanguine about Mr Steer's loss. "We have lost Tim but we will have lots of other possibilities, " he says.

Some . . . expect that inflation will dip even more quickly, but we are not so sanguine.

Unlike Mr Ford, Dr Brynjolfsson and Dr McAfee are more sanguine about the impact smart technology is having on the job market.

At first this summer, experts at the US Department of Agriculture were sanguine, seeing stocks of grain as adequate.

But many of the companies responsible for making this change happen seem less sanguine.

We remain sanguine about general price inflation.

True, companies such as ConocoPhillips or Exxon Mobil have been sanguine about Polish gas, and the former has already begun prospecting.

So I'm actually pretty sanguine about where things are going.

Shareholders seem relatively sanguine: Deutsche's shares closed 0. 7% lower on the day of the ruling.

I wish I could be that sanguine.

But independent analysts are much less sanguine.

Even now bond holders remain remarkably sanguine about the risk of default.

Officials in Asia's fast-growing economies are less sanguine.

About his own fortunes he is more sanguine.

Not everyone is so sanguine on the sector.

Paula Kelly is sanguine about online revision.

But most economists remain sanguine.

Yet investors seem sanguine: Greece's ten-year bond yield is comfortably below 5%.

This sanguine attitude has evidence to support it.

However, the mood elsewhere in Asia was far less sanguine.

My character is sanguine a little.

They are sanguine about building up a near peace.

Even if Mr Burbage is too sanguine, the F-35 is in no imminent danger.

He is overly sanguine only on the problems posed by China's ageing population.

Yet he remains sanguine and still has a LinkedIn account.

And China watchers are sanguine about the outlook for growth.

She is of a sanguine disposition.

But that sanguine conclusion may come back to haunt Toyota's admirers in manufacturing.

Not everyone in Washington is sanguine.

Some analysts, such as Morgan Stanley's Asian economist, Andy Xie, are sanguine, since China's "national" balance sheet looks solvent.

Others, however, were not so sanguine.

There is also a fairly sanguine outlook in a new equity strategy note from broker CLSA.

Most were quite sanguine about the prospect of Lehman Brothers going bust in September 2008.

He is not very sanguine about our chances of success.

Yet for now, equity markets are in sanguine mood.

Others are however more sanguine.

But many analysts are far less sanguine.

I am not sure French and German bankers are quite so sanguine about the prospect.

History suggests we should not panic nor be too sanguine about cool new gizmos.

The main reason for Latin Americans to remain sanguine is that the threat from the outside world is different from the one in 2008.

Samson is a sanguine person.

He is sanguine about the possibility of change.

The government itself is even more sanguine about the industry's potential.

I am not so sanguine about the forthcoming toolbar, which I also tested.

Still he is not sanguine about the process.

You must be sanguine to face the troublesome.

He is sanguine about the prospects for peace.

Both Mr. Sans and Prof. Mei were fairly sanguine about the future of art.

Mr Vatikiotis is more sanguine, arguing that it is not really in America's interest to come down hard on mediators.

Chaohu's sanguine Mr Su, for example, is appointed by the local government rather than his Sepa superiors in Beijing.

Many of the Chinese working in Zambia are sanguine about the criticism.

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And they are sanguine about currency risk.

A sumptuous dinner can change their outlook on life and make them sanguine about everything.

Money markets are also worry free, with dollar markets sanguine, unlike last year.

I have a sanguine outlook on everything.

He is also sanguine about the impact of disputes such as that sparked by Ms Merkel's meeting with the Dalai Lama.

Mr. Fan, however, is more sanguine about the future of all kinds of art, old and new.

I'm a sanguine boy . I have extensive hobbies and I like make friends with others .

These sanguine clouds I saw Appear at heaven's shore Swept by the woken wind Stray in the garden of tranquillity

The operation of it has equaled the most sanguine expectations of its friends,

Self-assessment: Sanguine , be confident , open and clear , steady work digging into a spirit careful , rich carefully;

Sanguine speakers generally do not appear very much discouraged, forgotten so subjective change even if there can be flexible;

react to any bad news with a sanguine smile

Maybe the Hong Kong film industry needs to be more grounded, more sanguine these days.

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he would declare , clenching his sanguine fist

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Reasons to be sanguine about a booming market

Process a period of time teaching practice, student's studying changes obviously, becomes actively the sanguine learner;

Melancholy resulted from excess black bile, while dominance of blood made one sanguine;

sanguine tendency to (extroversion, emotional stability) 18, accounting for 36%;

Looking at the sanguine sail,

other economists , i should note , are less sanguine

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