Sentence examples for sunny about from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it is difficult to locate a Republican who is quite as sunny about Iraq's future as Joe Lieberman is.

The Convention speech was uncharacteristically Reaganesque for Obama, being almost uniformly sunny about America, which he called a "magical place"; these days, he tends to be more sombre.

For the author of a volume entitled The Bad Mother's Handbook, Kate Long is unfashionably sunny about the mixed blessing of motherhood.

Jacoby, who is sixty-five anotnot sunny about it, points out that this is not the best news ever to come down the pike.

Despite intimations of a coming business-model apocalypse, the show is decidedly sunny about life in the "other Hollywood," whose denizens come off as pragmatic, empowered, rueful, and ridiculous.

"In a matter of hours, everything sunny about human nature seems to have been sucked out of the atmosphere and you are drenched in little 140-character balls of bitterness," she wrote.

SPRING has arrived, stockmarkets are cheery and even forecasters are feeling a bit sunnier about the economic outlook.

Hura, who is working on a second chapter of his project, titled "Look It's Getting Sunny Outside!!!,"  about his mother's improvement in recent years, has often voiced skepticism about the role a photographer plays in creating an image, and concern over the medium's ability to mislead and deceive.

His sunny comments about progress in Iraq had made him a target of derision.

Some observers, including Felix Salmon, of Reuters, have sunny outlooks about the acquisition.

At one point, Ms. Clayburgh, as Sunny, talks about prison letters the couple exchanged.