Sentence examples for coloured spectacles from inspiring English sources

We can wear coloured spectacles.

We've all been taught – or at least those of us without rose coloured spectacles have – by appalling, but brilliantly qualified, teachers and by outstanding, but much less well qualified, ones.

He also published verse and an autobiography, Coloured Spectacles (1938).

Fry is, evidently, still squinting backwards through these blood-coloured spectacles.

Not that any of them see their situation through rose-coloured spectacles.

Second, it does it at the balmy temperature of -269˚C, or four degrees above absolute zero.In this section Killer instincts Watching your health Rose-coloured spectacles?

As Dr Prance puts it, "a person is just like a big bag of water": any movement which the bag makes will disrupt the fields in the room.In this section Killer instincts Watching your health Rose-coloured spectacles?

On a like-for-like basis spending is rising from $411m in 2007 to a projected figure of $480m next year.In this section Killer instincts Watching your health Rose-coloured spectacles?

But on 114 occasions Dr Mitani's colleague Sylvia Amsler watched large groups of males strike out on silent, single-file patrols to the fringes of their territory.In this section Killer instincts Watching your health Rose-coloured spectacles?

Might there not be another occupation that would allow me to be facile, banal and objectionable to the general public on a weekly basis without having to wear stupid-coloured spectacles and be obsessed with consumer durables?

In The Last King of Scotland, while the dictator goes about his terrible but fascinating business, we are left behind to watch Garrigan's rose-coloured spectacles gradually falling off.