Sentence examples for brighter view of from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, Texans, a prideful lot who take a brighter view of things, are indignant.

On Wednesday, reports about employment and the nonmanufacturing sector showed a slightly brighter view of the economy.

Mr. Masters's research made him take a brighter view of Blackbeard, who had long been pictured as a bloodthirsty ogre who loved torturing victims and getting drunk.

Oddly, some American film sales executives appear to take a brighter view of Mr. Gibson's prospects than their European counterparts, perhaps because he has already been operating outside of conventional studio circles, so has little to fear from banishment.

Traders took a brighter view on the economy, and U.S. companies continued to report solid fourth-quarter results.

A brighter view has the industry test-marketing artists with a few songs online, enabling the major labels to spread their resources among a greater number of musicians and perhaps increasing their odds of success.

The government had a golden opportunity to reinforce this brighter view when Peter Costello, the treasurer (finance minister), delivered his budget on May 9th.

"Masters of War" and "All Along the Watchtower" represent political fury and an apocalyptic view of the future, after which "Chimes of Freedom" and "Forever Young" offer a brighter vision and a closing benediction.

Hopper's views of American life had their brighter moments, too.

Top views of communities from the diffusion model integrate intensity and color over height such that brighter colors represent higher cell numbers and yellowness indicates the simultaneous presence of green and red.

Outside of teacher qualifications, the survey painted a brighter picture of teaching in England.