Sentence examples for Unrealistically positive from inspiring English sources

Unrealistically positive views about one's medical condition have been repeatedly linked to better outcomes than more accurate beliefs.

Opposition politicians also accused South Korean media of presenting an unrealistically positive view of the summit meetings.

The majority of Americans hold unrealistically positive views of themselves, believing they are much better than average on many attributes.

But such self-reports, they argue, are susceptible to people's habit of evaluating themselves in an unrealistically positive manner, a tendency that psychologists call self-enhancement.

"Nearly all human beings have unrealistically positive self-regard," said Robert I. Sutton, a Stanford professor and the author of several traditionally published books on business psychology.

In addition, they are to study the role of credit-rating agencies, some of which have been accused of giving unrealistically positive ratings to packages of mortgages, which were then acquired by hedge funds and other institutions.

But members of the group are concerned that their spots not come off as condescending, patronizing, or overly -- and unrealistically -- positive about life in America.

A previous approach to estimate the probability of at least one false positive in n screenings unrealistically assumed that the probability of dropout does not depend on prior false positives.

However, none of the previous meta-analyses included trials published in languages other than English or tested for the risk of having false positive P values or unrealistically narrow confidence intervals.

So that's the hardest thing to sit down with somebody and tell them, 'OK, it's going to take a few sessions to get you where you want to be.'" – Chiropractor 9, Tucson In addition, providers indicated that patients who experience an initial positive response often develop unrealistically high expectations for overall treatment effectiveness.

Assume an unrealistically optimistic system with a 1-in-100 1-in-100 1-in-100te (99% accurate), and a 1-in-1,000 false negative rate (99.9% accurate).