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• But I'm not trying to be myopic or Pollyannish.
• I don't want to sound Pollyannish about things, though.
• But I don't want to be Pollyannish.
• "This may sound ` Pollyannish'but it's true.
• The court is not Pollyannish about there being a good possibility of settlement,
• Conversely, the present might seem a bit Pollyannish.
• But his hard work of reporting and writing belies this brief, Pollyannish conclusion.
• No one should be Pollyannish about this.
• Pollyannish this volume isn't.
• Like most software demos, the pilot projects and their Web sites are Pollyannish and slick.
• "I'm not being Pollyannish about how difficult a presidential campaign is, " he said.
• Let's not get too Pollyannish here : This summer, like all summers, was lousy with listlessly squandered millions.
• "I don't think I'm being Pollyannish about this, I really don't,"
• There's so much violence _ and I'm not being Pollyannish about it, but that's all you're seeing.
• I know _ and this isn't meant to sound Pollyannish _ that my experiences have been better than anything that could have come their way.
• Those who first sounded the alarm about binge drinking dismiss the new campaigns as Pollyannish and doubt statistics saying that students inflate the amount their peers drink.
• But Aufhauser added " no one is Pollyannish enough to believe there won't be concerns or objections voiced " by banks or foreign countries.
• The National Rifle Association's Mason described the proposals as " Pollyannish gun control solutions that in the long run probably impact legitimate users of firearms ."
• Lest you get the impression that Zellweger might be suffering her own, dangerously Pollyannish delusions at this point, understand that a sharp, analytical mind is constantly at the controls of the sunny disposition.
• That's not to say that they're Pollyannish . . . . I just see it as a promising sign that they're not feeding whatever ( division ) may exist ."