Sentence examples for be too positive from inspiring English sources

That might be too positive a word.

Isn't it disturbing that the response might in fact be too positive?

So laughter may sometimes be too positive for psychology, and sometimes too silly.

C. F. Lawlor's "The Mixicologist," the 1899 version, contains a stern list of "Don'ts for Young Bartenders," including the advice: "Don't be too positive about things.

Defense might be too positive a word for what the tart-tongued Judith Martin has written here, in her most recent book.

An aide to the foreign minister made this clear when he responded to a request for an interview with the foreign minister by demanding novel assurances -- in essence, that the story would not be too positive.

If we're too positive, we condemn ourselves to fail.

But the more common critique is that Burt is too positive.

"The show ended up being too positive for that song," Mr. Lopez said.

It was "too positive" and caused investors to buy IKB's stock, they claim.

Elsewhere, there are meditations on loss but Boyzone are too positive to let their work brood for long.