Sentence examples for rosy one from inspiring English sources

However, one door closes and another rosy one opens.

Now that a clearer picture of the economy is forming — albeit not a rosy one — affluent investors are among the first to look at areas where losses were made worse by excessive borrowing.

Just as no renaissance ever took place when political or social standards were rosy, one cannot evaluate or appreciate improvement if one has not first experienced the malaise that preceded an amelioration.

A hefty 44% took a dim view of her, while 45% took a rosy one.

There is a future for the company, if not a rosy one, without Mr Kozlowski.

"The picture I have painted is not a rosy one," Ms. Lagarde said in her speech.

It shows two silhouettes, one rosy, one charcoal, gazing at each other from opposite the page fold.

The term "globalization" is so tinged with rosy one-world optimism that it's easy to assume the essential benignity of an economic philosophy whose name vaguely connotes unity, equality and freedom.

Visiting Vietnam to bring back honest reports of the war's progress, Haig returned with rosy ones that belied what soldiers in the field said to him.

For the occasion she wore a Rachel Roy dress--one part rosy and one part tweed.

"Iridescent rosy maroon," one observer guessed, standing back from a piece called "Oofus".