rose-tinted

adjective

1. Also: rose-coloured. excessively optimistic

2. See rose-coloured

Example Sentences

His grandmother retold rose-tinted stories of building aircraft equipment during World War II before being forcibly relegated back to her domestic life.

From Los Angeles Times

She is in favour of measures to get people with physical or mental health conditions into work - but she believes some ministers are using rose-tinted spectacles when assessing the willingness of employers to help.

From BBC

Is this a case of rose-tinted dad glasses or an unbiased analysis from one of the best British fighters ever?

From BBC

But in other ways, it’s a frightening intrusion of reality – into the rose-tinted picture many liberals still have of how America works and how America relates to the rest of the world….

From Salon

That includes after the game donning a pair of rose-tinted sunglasses that block blue light.

From Los Angeles Times