Sentence examples for excessively rosy from inspiring English sources
And before blending, always dust off the excess to avoid excessively rosy cheeks.. Make strokes with the brush from your cheeks (towards your nose) to the side of your face (towards your ears).
Environmentalists say that prospect is excessively rosy.
Niall Ferguson, never one to see the world in excessively rosy terms, dismisses the tendency to see "turning points" wherever we look.
Jack Grubman, its star analyst, is alleged to have painted an excessively rosy picture of telecommunications firms in order to help Citigroup get underwriting business.
The Economist's commodities index has dropped by 13.9% over the past year and copper, often seen as especially sensitive to economic conditions, is down by almost 15%.The wobbles in financial markets so far this year can be explained as a timely reassessment of what had been an excessively rosy investor outlook.
"Since at least 2000, the manufacturers have consistently tried to push the envelope with excessively rosy messages about benefits and less-than-robust descriptions of risks," says Harvard Medical School internist Jerome Avorn, author of Powerful Medicines: The Benefits, Risks and Costs of Prescription Drugs.
"So not excessively excessive.
Everyone excessively tidy, excessively generous.
