Sentence examples for in a silver lining from inspiring English sources
My entrenched optimism underscores a tentative belief in a silver lining.
As a pessimist who sees a cloud in a silver lining, I view this particular cliché with a wary disdain.
In a silver lining for the Obama administration, Judge Vinson rejected a second claim that the new law violated state sovereignty by requiring states to pay for a fractional share of the planned Medicaid expansion.
Motorola has taken a drubbing in recent weeks on slowing sales of cell phones in Europe and NorthAmerica.It can always seek solace in a silver lining: China.
Even so, Stephen Courter, a partner in the business, sees a silver lining.
In English every cloud has a silver lining.
Some in the defense establishment, however, saw a silver lining.
Even in Toulon there might have been a silver lining.
In a way, our tiffs have a silver lining.
The National Marriage Project earlier dubbed the drop in divorce "a silver lining" to the Great Recession, arguing that tough times were pulling many husbands and wives closer together.
Others, like the Natural Resources Defense Council in Washington D.C., found a silver lining in the Bush Administration's failure to "block world action" on limits "despite intense lobbying".
