How To Use Rose-tinted In A Sentence
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Sitting in your armchair and looking through rose-tinted glasses you see communism as only about ‘pay workers a fair wage.’
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Crucially, however, it is not a rose-tinted look at proceedings and isn't flag-waving in the slightest, lending extra credibility to the whole affair - much like his decision to shoot in black and white.
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Reference to yesterday is nothing but a convenience held dear by writers too lazy to listen with open ears; memories are forever rose-tinted by circumstance, whatever their stand-alone merits.
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The effect of this is to give the film a curiously sanitised glow, as if it has been shot with the rose-tinted lens of nostalgia.
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Your feelings for this guy are seen through rose-tinted spectacles.
The Sun
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These may not make a dent in the household budget of what Fearnley-Whittingstall describes as the "bucolic, rose-tinted world" of the River Cottage, but will impact heavily on those struggling in a tough economic climate to feed their families.
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With rose-tinted glasses, anything will look good but then we might also discover the sometimes hidden beauty is all around us.
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Don't go into the career with rose-tinted spectacles though.
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The miniseries he produced had a homemade look appropriate both to the sales talents and the antipolitical instincts of its star; its early episodes consisted mostly of Ross Perot talking plain Texas talk about the economy or painting rose-tinted word pictures of himself.
The Second Coming
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We always view the past through rose-tinted glasses.
Times, Sunday Times
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That will make the dismal forecasts for the British economy next year look rose-tinted.
Times, Sunday Times
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While Barry gulped twenty-five cent tea from a large and heavy mug, Mercedes sipped three-dollar tea from a tiny cup of Belleek, rose-tinted, fragile as all egg-shell.
CHAPTER IV
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`My idea of tun quite definitely doesn't include looking back at Darcy through rose-tinted spectacles.
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`My idea of tun quite definitely doesn't include looking back at Darcy through rose-tinted spectacles.
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It does not mean seeing the world through unrealistic rose-tinted spectacles.
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Tempting though it may be to view the cozy quaintness of Ann and Abby through rose-tinted glasses, advice columnists have always been known for downright chutzpah.
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In his otherwise rose-tinted Survey of Cornwall, Richard Carew reached the point where ‘we must also spare a room in this Survey to the poor’.
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She is deeply unimpressed, but she is also the most appealing scenery in this rose-tinted nonsense.
Times, Sunday Times
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Perhaps it's better to leave the memories untouched, keep wearing the rose-tinted specs.
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Maybe that view is rose-tinted.
Times, Sunday Times
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There are two problems with this rose-tinted view.
Times, Sunday Times
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Research suggests that we view our loved ones through rose-tinted glasses that overlook the crooked noses, bulging tummies or other attributes that might put others off .
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Most of us see our childhoods, for instance, through rose-tinted glasses - golden days filled with laughter and fun.
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Things look better when rose-tinted.
Times, Sunday Times
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So the rose-tinted spectacles are for those smoking dope.
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Tell him you need to be sure he is thinking realistically and not imagining life as a family through rose-tinted spectacles.
The Sun
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She loved Ethan's hugs the most, apart from his ability to see the world through rose-tinted glasses but still manage to be serious about things that truly matter.
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Then you are not buying into a concept wearing rose-tinted glasses.
Times, Sunday Times
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It's a common occurrence: you buy a box set of a show you fondly yet vaguely remember, then, after you've got the buzz of seeing the title sequence again and reacquainted yourself with the characters, you find that maybe the whole series wasn't as good as your rose-tinted vision had you believe.
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There sped the Susquehanna, lightly draped in a mantle of mist, which was gradually disappearing in wreathy, rose-tinted columns, as the sun shone out from above the hills.
A Run by Rail from Washington to St. Louis
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A study finds that trainees often have a rose-tinted view of teaching that may not match reality.
Times, Sunday Times
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Nostalgia wears rose-tinted specs, but even the most optimistic filter can't block out the unremitting greyness of the Seventies.
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Along with the feel-good philosophy churned out by salt-of-the-earth types, all this culminates in a sense of life being viewed for a little too long through rose-tinted sunglasses.
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We need to jettison our rose-tinted spectacles and realise that a nation of housewives were often bored, repressed and chronically depressed.
Times, Sunday Times
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Squinting through nostalgia's rose-tinted eye, I see beautifully realised dungeons and ancient forests with evil monsters and talking walls and things.
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He really needs to throw away those rose-tinted spectacles.
Times, Sunday Times
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Critics were quick to accuse Putnam of looking at the past through rose-tinted glasses, and ignoring exciting new forms of community.
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It looks very much like the rose-tinted spectacles kicking in.
Times, Sunday Times
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Even seen through rose-tinted glasses, the 1980s were a desolate musical place.
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No matter how strong a dose of reality students are given, some will still adopt a rose-tinted view.
Times, Sunday Times
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Take off those rose-tinted glasses.
Times, Sunday Times
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Did she look in the mirror wearing rose-tinted glasses?
The Sun
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Most economists expect similar growth this year to last and they are not known for viewing the world through rose-tinted spectacles.
Times, Sunday Times
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Most economists expect similar growth this year to last and they are not known for viewing the world through rose-tinted spectacles.
Times, Sunday Times
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One could look at those primrose-tinted ladies of his, with their gossamer films of raiment and their flowerage always suggestive of the asphodel mead, for hours: and if one's soul had had a substantial
A History of the French Novel, Vol. 2 To the Close of the 19th Century
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The solution lies not in trying to recreate a system that is reminiscent of Enid Blyton through a rose-tinted lens, but in an approach that focuses on bringing out the best in its pupils, without the iron-rod of conformity.
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Martin's stint at education is inevitably seen through rose-tinted glasses in contrast to his current job, but contemporary accounts of his time there are unanimous in their praise of him.
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Are the office-dwellers in the police hierarchy viewing the world through rose-tinted glasses?
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Her eye for art remains rose-tinted and glass.
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But though Sheridan's view of his subject was clearly somewhat rose-tinted, it was not his hand that drafted the really flowery finishing touches to the Guerin character.
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It's difficult to escape the feeling that this production is just a dry run to iron out the wrinkles for the rose-tinted gaze of an Irish-American audience.
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He wouldn't cover it with rose-tinted glasses.
Times, Sunday Times
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When it comes to love, a rose-tinted view of the past may be stopping you from seeing how good new love can be.
The Sun
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David U.: Reading about the Steinem thing, it really does come across as rose-tinted-glasses fangirlism, doesn't it?
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It will justify leaving it in place by deploying rose-tinted spectacles to view the mid-term outlook for global equities and its own fund managers' future performance.
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Your feelings for this guy are seen through rose-tinted spectacles.
The Sun
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It looks very much like the rose-tinted spectacles kicking in.
Times, Sunday Times
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And he set about raising the money for what is viewed as one of the most rose-tinted ventures in the entrepreneurial spectrum - a restaurant.
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We definitely had rose-tinted glasses.
Times, Sunday Times
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Their rose-tinted glasses blinded them to what was really going on in the country.
Times, Sunday Times
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It does not mean seeing the world through unrealistic rose-tinted spectacles.
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Looking back through rose-tinted glasses I think the country was stronger then.
The Sun
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Is it just rose-tinted memories of childhood summers or has the taste of the great English strawberry changed?
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Did they feel any sense of conflict between reporting the truth and the obligation to refract the world through rose-tinted lenses?
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Tell him you need to be sure he is thinking realistically and not imagining life as a family through rose-tinted spectacles.
The Sun
