rose-tinted

adjective

1. Alsorose-coloured excessively optimistic
2. see through rose-tinted glasses or see through rose-tinted spectacles or see through rose-coloured glasses or see through rose-coloured spectacles
   See rose-coloured

Example Sentences

Her rose-tinted beverage uses a gin base washed in strawberries and Greek yogurt, topped with Prosecco and sparkling water.

From Salon

“I perhaps have some rose-tinted glasses,” she admitted, but she said she has been struck by “the sense of community that’s baked into the culture. Kiwis look out for each other.”

From New York Times

I’m supposed to watch these reimagingings, reboots and remakes with the highest prescription rose-tinted glasses available and eat up the nostalgia slop like a good little consumer piggy.

From Salon

The four-part series is largely a personal reminiscence of a woman who was, in fact, born into Synanon and came to look at the group with rose-tinted glasses.

From New York Times

Many philosophers and historians have criticized such rose-tinted visions of uninterrupted scientific progress, in favor of more nuanced views that take into scientific fraud and misconduct, environmental harm, and colonialism.

From Salon