Sentence examples for sort of outlook from inspiring English sources

But whatever you call it, her studies concluded that people who engage in this sort of outlook are more likely to fail, and the reason is not surprising.

I sort of agree.

In consequence, and by Mr. Taher's own acknowledgment, his publication tends to reflect the sort of sunny outlook a mainstream paper might dismiss as boosterism.

Alright, that sort of cheerful outlook is best left to the animated inhabitants of a Disney movie, but in fashion terms a shot of colour can be a simple way to update your look as well as your mood.

In "Walks With Men" Ms. Beattie seems to want to give Jane this sort of retrospective outlook on her life, using her excursions into the third person (describing how "Jane" coped with Ben's death and the outcome of her relationship with Neil) to illuminate both her own need for detachment to understand her life, and the alchemy of the fiction-making process.

If you diminish the implications of religious experience and have a high standard regarding the burden of proof for any sort of religious outlook, then it is highly likely that the classical arguments for God's existence will not be persuasive.

So for me its made me have a sort of different outlook on life but sort of more positive".

"He had a sort of American pragmatist outlook that the French don't seem to have.

Mira takes on Black Sabbath’s “Lord Of This World,” which seems a little incongruous, but actually makes a lot of sense since Sabbath and Quix*o*tic share a sort of morbid but empowered outlook.

Mira takes on Black Sabbath's "Lord Of This World," which seems a little incongruous, but actually makes a lot of sense since Sabbath and Quix*o*tic share a sort of morbid but empowered outlook.

Having clever, trustworthy people around me saying I had all sorts of options marked a change of outlook for me.