pollyannaish การใช้

• "So I'm optimistic without being Pollyannaish,"
• "I hope I'm not being Pollyannaish.
• Even the local police precinct sounds Pollyannaish about the neighborhood.
• But if his philosophy comes off as Pollyannaish, wishful thinking or New
• Gingrich's Pollyannaish optimism, however, is not confined to technology.
• But that's somewhat Pollyannaish, he said.
• It is Pollyannaish to think it is going to be resolved anytime soon.
• Not to seem pollyannaish but we should be practicing this all the time.
• Aware of how Pollyannaish his words sound, Kinsley hastens to add a qualifier.
• We cannot be pollyannaish and assume that global warming can and will be stopped.
• I don't want to sound pollyannaish but we should not be biting anybody.
• I am not Pollyannaish about this,
• How Pollyannaish for a supposed realist.
• It is perhaps Pollyannaish even to conjure the scenario, at such a dark moment in Israeli-Palestinian relations.
• And for many Palestinians, the enduring conflict made the idea of coexistence seem increasingly pollyannaish, if not disloyal.
• "Now, I don't want to be Pollyannaish about this; that really isn't realistic.
• At the risk of sounding revoltingly Pollyannaish, right now I have a perfect job, a perfect child and a perfect husband.
• In another word, Panglossian, an easier adjective to use than Pollyannaish but one that requires recognition of a hero unsung in popular song.
• Alongside Steven Pinker, Rosling has been criticized as being Pollyannaish about the global situation in the face of tragedies such as the conflict in Syria.