Sentence examples for rosy image from inspiring English sources

By which he means the rosy image and the dour reality are miles apart.

But no matter how empty and sallow Santa's once rosy image may seem today, he has weathered image problems before.

But this rosy image of "success" ignores the larger, sobering picture of which migrant death and suffering is still very much a part.

The British bank was accused of reporting false rates that both bolstered its profits and projected an overly rosy image of its health during the financial crisis.

Many enterprises do not fit the rosy image of a tech start-up in a garage or a mom-and-pop florist.

In June, Barclays agreed to pay $450 million for reporting false rates to bolster its profits and project a rosy image of its health.

A million rosy images of their future flashed before her eyes, and she scrolled through them, Liking and Reacting.

Marriage-equality advocates ran a canny campaign this time round, emphasizing rosy images of domestic bliss over explicit demands for equal rights.

Companies can't advertise cigarettes on TV in America, and hard-liquor advertising is self-restricted, but inundating viewers with rosy images of prescription-drug-induced happiness is just fine?

Sterling favored Renoir and owned 39 of his works, including two rosy images on view here, "A Girl Crocheting," from around 1875, and "Blonde Bather," a fleshy portrait of the painter's wife.

Ms. Randall, who through her publisher declined to be interviewed for this article, has argued that her book is intended as a critique of "Gone With the Wind," overturning its rosy images of happy slaves and benevolent masters.