Sentence examples for glass-half-empty perspective from inspiring English sources

Lest this seem too rosy, remember the glass-half-empty perspective: no paychecks for more than half a million fathers of young children.

There have been comparisons with Mike Skinner, mainly on the basis that her vignettes of fag-end London life share the same glass-half-empty perspective, but on stage she's too sweet to pull it off.

Volker Türk, UNHCR's assistant high commissioner for protection, told the Guardian: "You can look at this from a glass-half-full or glass-half-empty perspective – and for us it's a glass-half-full".

This negative, glass-half-empty perspective persists despite the obvious leadership, contributions, an innovations of black people throughout history, the world and the nation.

They're classic glass-half-full, glass-half-empty guys.

But there is a glass-half-empty explanation too.

"Bloody hell, those guys were a bit glass-half-empty!

I am a glass-half-empty kind of person.

"I'm a glass-half-empty guy," he told me.

It's a glass-half-full or glass-half-empty question.

Interpreting the results boils down to a glass-half-full, glass-half-empty argument.