Sentence examples similar to on a bright side from inspiring English sources

After running a pricelessly dated public-safety film about the dangers of abandoned fridges, Carr offered a reassuring postscript: "On the bright side, if a child does get killed by a fridge, it will keep them fresh for three weeks".

But I suggest a look on the bright side, spurred by a metaphor that Freud devised to begin his book with a quintessential New York title: "Civilization and Its Discontents".

Baron Cohen returned to the stage, staying with the gag: "This is obviously a tragedy, but on the bright side, what a great way to go," he said.

Admittedly, it might lost a little something from being watched on a small screen, but on the bright side, you won't have a drunk man in a vest bellowing "Awesome, dude!" in your ear for the duration.

To me it looks a lot like 1906 with an M.B.A. On the bright side, though, we haven't heard a word about monkey testicles in a very long time.

On the bright side, a bad season of an anthology series doesn't mean that the next year won't be wildly successful.

And on the bright side, a typical cathode-ray tube monitor is a lot cheaper than it was just a few years ago.

Cheerleaders were yesterday trying to look on the bright side, noting a one-point gain on the 26% share in local elections Labour recorded last year.

Let us dwell for a moment on the bright side.

Looking on the bright side, a series of developments in farming, manufacturing and extraction in recent decades has greatly improved the efficiency with which we deploy resources and, in turn, reduced their price.

Still, Axl should look on the bright side: a bit of jail-time might uncork that raging muse again, and finally put an end to the longest case of writer's block in the history of popular music.