Pollyanish

I don't want to offend, but you'e being somewhat Pollyanish in your take on how history is written.

Big News Orgs Help Bush Whitewash History Of Iraq War 2009

Regulators still will be branded as Pollyanish, but at least the critics won't be guessing about the regulators 'assumptions.

Bank Checkup Also Tests Regulators 2009

To applaud or respect her is the acme of Pollyanish naivity and gormlessness.

On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2008

But like most political correctness, it's Pollyanish.

John Ridley: White Parents, Black Kids, Tough Love 2008

Adds Mr. Rove, "I don't want to be Pollyanish about it, but if we keep our nerve and represent big things, we'll win."

Archive 2007-08-01 Ann Althouse 2007

I fear this article has a rather Pollyanish view of how a great many Canadians--and MPs in three parties--now view their American nephews and nieces.

Archive 2006-04-01 2006

Why do they continue to waste our time with childish, Pollyanish optimism?

AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed John Nichols, TheNation.com 2009

This Pollyanish Marxist Obama is doing more damage to this country than the dire predictions of the Bible, Plague, Pestilance and Hoardes of Locusts.

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I realize that my answer may seem simplistic and Pollyanish.

About.com Holistic Healing 2009

But without the presence of India at the summit this weekend, many experts think any talk of reviving the trade talks is Pollyanish.

WHAT REALLY HAPPENED 2008