Sentences with phrase «jaundiced view»

«That's probably a slightly jaundiced view of it,» he says.

Let's map out the available strategies (and forgive a more jaundiced view):

«Group decisions - My perhaps jaundiced view is that it is close to impossible for outstanding investment management to come from a group of any size with all parties really participating in decisions» Warren Buffett 1965

Most scientists take a very jaundiced view of the whole subject of anthropic coincidences.

Conversion is often quite particular and requires us to confront our own, not just somebody else's, morally jaundiced view.

Screenwriters Van Robichaux, Evan Susser, and Max Greenfield raise the satirical ante with a nicely jaundiced view of the school, which is underfunded, riven by office politics, and teetering on the brink of anarchy.

Let me frame my comments by declaring that I am an NCLB supporter, albeit one who has a narrow view of the law's virtues and a fairly jaundiced view of its most sweeping aspirations.

On the one hand, de facto (if not necessarily explicit) collusions of this type are far from uncommon; in fact the history of copyright law is littered with such arrangements (read Jessica Litman's Digital Copyright for a particularly jaundiced view on this).

About Blog Political blogger Anna Raccon Shares A jaundiced view of the main stream media.

«That's probably a slightly jaundiced view of it.

Twenty years experience shows that there's some validity to Robert Rosen's jaundiced view of guardians ad litem in private custody cases, best expressed by the title of one of his articles for South Carolina Lawyer: «Getting Rid of the GAL: How to Save Your Client from Those Expensive, Unnecessary Officious Intermeddlers.»

I'm not sure what is meant by «global loyalty» - perhaps it would become a virtue in the event of invasion from other planets - but I am sure that such jargon contributes little to understanding why so many thoughtful Americans are coming to a jaundiced view of the UN and other institutions created in support of an internationalism that is now unsupported by clear doctrine, or any doctrine at all.

Unlike Paul and many of his later interpreters, Jesus does not seem to have had a jaundiced view of the Torah.

«It must be emphatically stated for the benefit of Senator Ekweremadu and others, who share similar misconception and jaundiced views of the EFCC, that, the Commission does not need any grand plot to arrest and prosecute him, if he is found to have violated any law that EFCC enforces», the statement reads in part.

In my jaundiced view, the fact that we do not leads new leaders to draw circles on maps, schedule press conferences and call it regionalism.

The problem is, they lose credibility in public because the «jaundiced view» does not convince anyone on the outside.

He had a jaundiced view of Clues.

Introduction There are many people who continue to hold a jaundiced view of stocks because they were traumatized by the last two recessions.

«The Patron» (1997) over at Sonnabend offers a jaundiced view of art's end users (although, as the picture used to belong to Charles Saatchi and is now for sale, that might be an inaccurate term for collectors.)

Time's critic Steven Henry Madoff, took something of a jaundiced view of the exhibition's shock tactics.

It's disappointing (to me) how often I find support for my jaundiced view of the profession of which I'm a part.

So, I have long held a jaundiced view of «Motion Days.»

He talks also of his «jaundiced view» of government - financed research — feelings that originated during a college job at a military base where he rewrote a program, only to see the «powers that be» make it more cumbersome again.

I don't have a jaundiced view of human nature.