Sentence examples for was being negative from inspiring English sources

I can only go on what I witnessed during some of the filming with Freddie, but I never got the impression it was being negative about Grimsby.

According to the interview, published in this week's edition of Radio Times, when Brockes asked De Niro to explain where he felt she was being negative, he said: "The question about being on autopilot – negative inference".

Good questions are: "What do you mean exactly?"; "Can you give me an example of that?" If a customer was being negative, these questions often make their second question more neutral.

Arguing that Scotland was "richer and more secure as part of the [UK] family", Davey denied he was being negative or contradictory by playing up Scotland's contribution to the UK's energy supply but then refusing to allow it to do so post-independence.

Now who's being negative?

But it is not just that the campaigns themselves are being negative.

While seemingly everyone is being negative about England, it feels like the opposite for T&T.

Yes, I'm being negative, but a major failure in the past is prologue.

This does, however, invite the inevitable charge that atheists only ever thrive when they're being negative.

ALISON BEARD: Yeah, and after that investigation, she might find that they are being negative, and she's not doing anything wrong.

Mr. Gore has pushed away any suggestion that he is being negative, saying he believes the country wants a healthy debate on the issues people care about.