Sentence examples similar to distant outlook from inspiring English sources
Brought the girl up in straitened circumstances by her hardworking but distant grandmother, Frida understandably developed a morose outlook on life.
It is a scenario that the triple-A credit rating will certainly have a "negative outlook" attached in the not too distant future.
Patients with distant metastatic disease (stage IV) have a worse outlook with a reported median survival of 7 9 months [3], although this is improving with increasing availability of recently developed and successfully trialled novel chemotherapeutic agents [5, 6, 7].
He's an equally straightforward songwriter, with a mildly depressive outlook and a grainy, sustained voice that holds a distant echo of Jackson Browne.
In the Revelation Space stories, humanity is fragile and on the brink of extinction but it's an optimistic outlook - we're still out there, in the distant future, struggling to survive and make ourselves better".
But while the long, sad history of slavery and segregation seems to inform the contemporary outlook of blacks in Vicksburg, it is relegated to a distant past in Lawton.
It is a typically positive outlook and if he needs another source of confidence for the coming fortnight he should recall those distant but prophetic words of the man he called "The Bear". .
