Sentence examples for sanguine from from inspiring English sources

When United News and Media put the Express group on the block, Mr. Desmond was sanguine from the success of his celebrity magazine OK!, which offers a glossy, celebrity-friendly view of such personalities as the former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham and her husband, the soccer star David Beckham.

Chalk drawing, in the visual arts, technique of drawing with chalk, a prepared natural stone or earth substance that is usually available in black (made either from soft black stone or from a composition including lampblack), white (made from various types of limestone), and red, or sanguine (made from red earths such as red ochre).

Colors All the sanguine reds, from blood orange to scarlet, with a drop of plum or wine.

And, unlikely as it seems, when the country is engulfed in financial crisis, the person you really want beside you is the sanguine Paul Lewis from Money Box Live.

His description of Assange shows a level of irritation that contrasts with more sanguine comments from other senior figures in the White House, who said the leak had not done serious damage.

However, America's No. 2 producer of motor vehicles predicted sanguine growth from its automotive businesses.

His comments were remarkable both because they came from a senior official in the Roman Catholic Church, which more often than not has remained silent about drug cartels, and because they fly in the face of more sanguine statements from the government.

The Inserm unit 1134 and Institut National de la Transfusion Sanguine benefited from a Région Ile-de-France institutional funding (SESAME 2007 no. F-08-1104/R).

But I was far from sanguine.

He is far from sanguine about its prospects.

Despite the ups and downs, Mr. Ducasse sounded fairly sanguine by phone from Paris on Monday.