Sentence examples for rosy portrait from inspiring English sources

"Dirt" does not paint a rosy portrait of Hollywood, just a familiar one.

Despite Mr. Davis's rosy portrait of J Records, it has lost about $60 million since its inception.

Meanwhile, the president has accused the press of distorting facts and berated it for not painting a rosy portrait of the country under his leadership.

The S.E.C. has leveled claims against a handful of major banks, including JPMorgan and Credit Suisse, that they painted a deceptively rosy portrait of the securities while some of the underlying loans were already showing signs of delinquency.

Near the end of N. Gregory Mankiw's rosy portrait of the economy ("Not a Hooverville in Sight," Op-Ed, Aug. 22) is the time bomb that renders much of the rest of his analysis irrelevant.

LUCIE, Fla .— Fred Wilpon, the principal owner of the Mets, appeared at the team's spring training complex Wednesday morning and did his best to paint a rosy portrait of a team that has not finished above.500 since 2008, has not been in the postseason since 2006 and continues to deal with questions about its ability to spend money to improve its unimposing roster.

Working mums know that they are vulnerable to criticism from certain sections of society and the media; when surveyed, this might incline them to paint defensively rosy portraits of their children, and so to skew the results.

A series of longitudinal studies, begun decades ago, are producing a rosier portrait of life after retirement.

This is not to paint too rosy a portrait.

Back out on the sidewalk, Bolton is asked whether filming in this part of Detroit — the high-rises, the execs, the best place to get an almond milk latte — presents too rosy a portrait.

The order of society and the authority of the state are pushed aside as easily as the rosy-lipped portraits of the Emperor and Empress smiling insincerely down from the walls of the mining cottages where no one has enough to eat.