Sentence examples for rosy that from inspiring English sources

And yet, the foundation's message is so oblique and rosy that with a few more flags and a more muscular soundtrack, it could pass for a Romney ad.

Some of the data is so rosy that critics say it does not reflect reality in a nation that still has tepid growth and nearly double-digit unemployment.

In fact, the Governor's pros pects looked so rosy that a number of potential Democratic candidates, including Mr. Byrne, could not be persuaded to enter the Democratic pri mary.

In any case, Americans' experience with 401 k)'s in the first two decades of their existence was sufficiently rosy that few people shed tears over the slow demise of pension plans or were even aware of how significantly pensions and 401 k)'s differed.

And though he seems to keep coming through Schering's considerable manufacturing problems smelling rosy, that flowery smell will eventually wear off if things don't improve.

It had just been a few hours, and the painting wasn't finished, but I told Rosy that she'd "captured my soul".

Despite rosy forecasts, that may yet create a supply glut.

He sketched two diagrams of totality, coloring the "rosy prominences" that entranced him.

Things aren't rosy, but that doesn't mean most municipal issuers are going to default.

Mr Bush instead painted a selective picture of a rosy economy that has turned the corner.

The watermelon-flavored Four Loko, for example, is a shade of rosy pink that put me in mind of sherbet.