Over-rosy views of the economy in 2009 probably made policymakers too cautious in their proposals.
There are other concerns, too – and as one Tunis-based blogger pointed out, pro-democracy protesters now need their critical capacities not to be blunted by a paternalistically over-rosy analysis of the post-election period.
Government spending is growing faster than the economy as a whole, but both private and public sectors still invest too little, planting a question-mark over those rosy growth forecasts.
Wearing a white undershirt and a pout, this creature looms like an under-age colossus over a rosy, feather-clouded sunrise worthy of Tiepolo, a severely reduced landscape that brings to mind Brice Marden and Ed Ruscha, and a perky vase of flowers that she may be thinking of eating.
Sometimes Albertine's face looks dull and sullen, sometimes glowing and sultry; sometimes his gaze is arrested by the pink tip of her kittenish nose, sometimes his eyes slide over her rosy cheeks as if they were as frictionless as the surface of a painted miniature.
In this respect, loss aversion and mental accounting can actually help investors by encouraging them to over-save relative to rosy scenarios and maintain rainy day funds.
Her voice changes rapidly in this piece from very glossy and sweet to harsh and strident as she sings "Breaking Over me," demonstrating her chameleon-like ability to change from rosy to edgy over the course of a single musical line.
It was a misty May morning near Moab, Utah, and I was marveling at a rock: Fisher Towers, to be exact, an enormous hunk of rosy sandstone eroded over the centuries to resemble the fortress of a hermetic medieval wizard who happened to settle in southern Utah.
It came up over a distant mountain range and illuminated in rosy pastels the whole of the island, which lay spread out beneath us.
No more writhing Nubians; no more rosy dawns over the pyramids.
