Sentence examples for particularly rosy from inspiring English sources

It's not that the scenarios themselves are particularly rosy.

Longer term, his outlook for hotel owners' capital spending is not particularly rosy.

And yet, when I landed in the workplace, it seemed that I'd had a particularly rosy view.

A few years ago I was diagnosed with very aggressive cancer, and my future didn't look particularly rosy.

Still, the outlook for private prisons is particularly rosy, because many Trump policies work to their benefit.

But despite the 2001 success, the Yankees, over all, have not had a particularly rosy history when it comes to Game 5s in the first round.

They allegedly told him the money was needed to ensure success in elections.As false dawns go, Mr Kibaki's government had looked particularly rosy-fingered.

The third-quarter results are expected to drag down the 2007 full-year results, but beyond that its outlook is a lot more rosy, particularly once the Gulf of Mexico projects start production.

The chapters that list Victor Squires as first author tend to be particularly doubtful of a rosy future for further agro-pastoral integration (Chapters 1, 2, 3, 5, and 15).

I don't look back on my college years particularly fondly, but my rosiest memories from that era of my life are the hours I'd spend hanging out with my professors during their office hours, discussing my variety of emotional problems as they related to the course material, and talking about the world.

Faltering growth and falling interest rates make for a weak currency, particularly when growth prospects elsewhere seem rosier.