Sentence examples for sharp rosy from inspiring English sources

Within a few years, thanks largely to some sharp, rosy fictions set in Scotland and to "The Little Minister," a quaint tale of a minister who falls in love with a Gypsy, he had acquired not just a solid readership but a serious reputation; all of a sudden, we find him in correspondence with Thomas Hardy and Robert Louis Stevenson.

The future, as conceived by a Powell, a Mitford or a Waugh, is never a rosy blur but something sharp, hard and ominous.

Well, Mr Brown acknowledged that things were not all that rosy by announcing a sharp slowdown in overall total spending in the coming years, and an increase in public borrowing of approximately £10bn over the coming five years.

For example, this riddle about a pencil uses personification as well as metaphor: "I wear a rosy hat but have no head; I'm sharp but have no brain.

In profile she is sharp and chiselled, her body resonating authority, while face-on, her bright grey eyes and rosy smile suggest fun and waywardness.

Everything rosy?

And a rosy glow.

"Everything is rosy.

The Look: Rosy Outlook.

A rosy future, perhaps.

Sharp, very sharp".