Sentence examples for more rosy than from inspiring English sources
We presume that future potential is more rosy than the past is".
Some analysts warn that the mayor's forecasts are more rosy than real.
But Hopkinson said the overall picture for the high street was more rosy than the PwC figures suggested because spare space was being taken up by independent retailers.
The fact that he is on a stage at all - never mind with a new album coming - means that his business affairs must be more rosy than back in February, when he told The Observer that any money he made went straight to his dastardly old managers.
But while the Bank said the outlook was slightly more rosy than it was three months ago, the underlining picture remained subdued.
But when South announced spades, North took a more rosy view than Levitina, jumping to four spades.
"A president should not seek to paint the economy as significantly more rosy or significantly more pessimistic than the consensus forecasts for political purposes.
However, monthly figures were much more rosy.
No more writhing Nubians; no more rosy dawns over the pyramids.
No more rosy celestial fantasies; cherubs and Calvin didn't mix.
In sum, Switzerland would benefit from an infusion of social enlightenment and culture most of the latter is currently found in its delicious fruit yoghurt.Steve HeldZurichSIR – Your view of Switzerland is more flattering and rosy than deserved.
