Sentence examples similar to a bit rose from inspiring English sources

Mr Wessel's assessment of Mr Geithner is a bit rose-tinted, while he overdoes the criticism of Mr Paulson as bungling and erratic.

England have always been a bit rose-tinted about their place in the world order, but the Eriksson years will go down as a decadent period of wild over-optimism and blatant self-delusion.

Its flavour runs from prune to plum with a bit of rose thrown in.

We all need a bit of Rose in our life, right?

Fillings can vary, but Ms. Chandupatla's version is this: one fresh betel leaf, a smidgen of lime paste, a bit of rose-petal masala, fennel seeds, a touch of candy, betel nuts, dried coconut and a bit of sugar cube.

But in "Pretty Persuasion" she's as poised as a princess — a pert brunette in a school uniform with a little bit of rose in her cheeks.

'I'd known Rose a bit for years,' Ruth says, 'and I loved her food.

9.12 The bloom seems to be coming off the rose a bit.

It is a bit like pruning a rose bush; you can only cut it back so far before you kill it.

Wrapping up victory inside two and a bit days at The Rose Bowl also buys Peter Moores' men some much-valued extra recovery time ahead of Sunday's game at Chester-le-Street.

The change was deliberate: "Coming off an album that is almost unperformable live, I definitely wanted the live show to reflect this record a little bit more," Rose said.