Sentences with phrase «always in a negative light»

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There's a big difference between identifying a problem with potential solutions and always seeing everything in a negative light; that's the difference between a critical thinker and a pessimist.

I learnt from her not to be broken, be always cheerful with a positive attitude, always search for the light in your life, and be grateful for everything you receive from life — bad and good, positive or negative because from everything you can learn, and everything helps you to be a better person.

For example, a metamaterial can have a negative index of refraction, the ability to bend light back towards the source, unlike materials found in nature, which always bend light forward away from the source.

Always be sure that the underwear matched exactly your shape, does not cause discomfort and does not represent your figure in a negative light.

I must admit, I have always viewed this gay member policy of eHarmony in a negative light.

In which case, be prepared to charm by following these simple tips — always keep things relatively short and sweet; don't go into unnecessary details or waffle; be humble and don't show off; and finally, don't bring up anything negative, political or inappropriate... keep things light, fun and interesting, and you can't go wrong.

Her pieces nearly always contain a contrasting use of negative and positive space, a circle, a loop... From the spaces a round mark of paint may make, to the hundreds of lights dangling in the darkness of a mirrored room, Kusama nearly always manages to disconnect us from our environs, and from time itself, absorbing us into her work and installations.

Its because no matter what they do or say, Anthony makes sure only Anthony gets the last word, and the last word is always spun to paint the scientist in a negative light.

As it puts you in the best light, an effective resume should always be honest and accurate, yet grey out areas that might appear to an employer as a negative...

As it puts you in the best light, an effective resume should always be honest and accurate, yet grey out areas that might appear to an employer as a «negative» in conveying your unique brand.