Senior cabinet ministers like Jason Kenney, who remains minister of national defense until his Liberal successor is chosen, called for his party to become "sunnier and more optimistic".
As the weeks progressed and emails were exchanged between the judges in intermittent bursts, prospects became sunnier.
What happens now that House of Cards has become a sunny version of the material it intended to make dystopian?
Despite the fact that this band was born out of the Seattle rock scene of the 1990's and two of its members went on to become Foo Fighters, Sunny Day Real Estate is not a grunge outfit.
When Senator John McCain's campaign manager resigned in 2007 during the race for the Republican presidential nomination, Mr. McCain didn't suddenly become a sunnier, looser candidate.
Charles Taylor of Salon noted that "among contemporary teenage actresses, Dunst has become the sunniest imaginable parodist", even though he thought the film had failed to provide her with as good a role as she had either in Dick or in The Virgin Suicides.
Over three days, Hyde Park became a sunny mass of music lovers, as a variety of genres and names took to the stage.
Anyway, we were at Federation Square this morning watching Rudd win over the masses on the big screen and as soon as he finished his speech, right on queue, the clouds parted and it became really sunny which reminded us of the time we saw Andrew WK play at the Meredith festival last year.
In "Back to the Secret Garden," set in the 1940's, Mistlethwaite has become a grand, sunny institution for good-looking, beautifully dressed English orphans with impeccable manners.
Due to the sunlight dependency of solar power, the residual load is at a minimum during midday (Fig. 2) and could in future also become negative on sunny days, when the demand for power is generally low (i.e., on Sundays or holidays) [13].
