Sentence examples for more rosy view from inspiring English sources

But when South announced spades, North took a more rosy view than Levitina, jumping to four spades.

The candidate reverted to a slightly more rosy view of things, vowing that if he were elected, both parties would try to solve problems in the White House while having a cocktail.

We now have decades of evidence that when people start their jobs with a rosy view, they're more likely to be dissatisfied and unproductive, and more inclined to quit.

Airline critics take a less rosy view, saying 2013 was a year marked by higher fares, more passenger fees and cramped economy seats.

The deal comes as Madison Avenue's initial rosy view of the prospects for on-line advertising gives way to a more realistic perspective of the field as competitive and costly.

But far more important will be the way this massive trove of data 18,000 patients' information solidifies the already rosy view cardiologists have of statin drugs; it will also be invaluable for silencing critics.

A rosy view, perhaps, but as governments find themselves increasingly strapped for cash, intelligent giving can only grow more important.

So, Knight was able to paint a rosy view of the 25th Congressional District where, he claims, the economy is booming and there are "more jobs than people to fill them," which elicited gasps in the hall.

His allies echo this rosy view.

Such a rosy view is not universal.

(This is the relatively rosy view Treasury is promoting).