Sentence examples for rosy attitude from inspiring English sources
His rosy attitude explains why so many lend a hand.
No one will ever accuse this highly opinionated ethologist and evolutionary biologist, whose books include "The Selfish Gene" and "The God Delusion," of a rosy attitude.
They had hoped that a steadily improving jobs market and strength in crucial sectors like manufacturing would translate into rosier household attitudes.
This preference for rosier data sums up the conflicted attitude that the United States, and virtually all free-market societies, hold toward joblessness.
They appear in a church, a place conjured up by holy music and a strip of rosy light, where Magni and Houben strike different baroque attitudes of seraphic prayer.
Watson included frank descriptions of his own appalling attitude towards Franklin, whom he tended to dismiss, even down to calling her 'Rosy' in the pages of his book – a nickname she never used (her name was pronounced 'Ros-lind').
"We scored first and everything looked rosy but the rot set in. "What we need to do is turn up with the right attitude and today we had no consistency, apart from we consistently gave them the ball.
