When it came to rose-tinted glasses, their photos were surprisingly real.
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"Silicon Valley has a way of putting on rose tinted glasses," Weinstein said.
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We push forward mid-week with rose-tinted glasses and a sense of personal philosophy.
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When you take the rose-tinted glasses of memory off, things looks distinctly less flawless.Ahem.
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Eight years later, more than a few Egyptians view the past through rose-tinted glasses.
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The environment are astonishingly lush, and it feeds into the rose-tinted glasses of nostalgia.
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This game feels like it's looking at the wrong things through its rose-tinted glasses.
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Lots of self-styled "reformers" had good reason to observe DCPS through rose-tinted glasses.
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That said, we shouldn't force ourselves to view our astrological identities through rose-tinted glasses, either.
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She's always on the search for happiness but she doesn't see the world through rose tinted glasses.
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To help countries overcome dictatorial rulers, the international community must first take off its rose-tinted glasses.
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But it was a sweet beginning and so I look back at that summer with rose-tinted glasses.
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Music has changed so much since the admittedly sprawling era I'm looking back on with rose-tinted glasses.
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But to imagine Pleistocene hunters as apex predators might be viewing the history of hominins through rose-tinted glasses.
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Mr Irwin says that people sometimes view the history of the post-war trading system with rose-tinted glasses.
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Today many Egyptians view Mubarak's reign through rose-tinted glasses as a time when stability, the economy and tourism were stronger.
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But let me break down why '21994s tech sucked and why you're probably remembering the era through thick rose-tinted glasses.
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We only share stories of entrepreneurs who have "made it" and they tell their story through rose tinted glasses in reverse.
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"Only the previous year the label was on the verge of financial crisis; it wasn't all rose-tinted glasses," Helayel told You.
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In the Empire, she wore a pink three-piece suit, pink crocheted cap, pink belly-dancer top, and enormous rose-tinted glasses.
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She said she was pretending to be the "cool girl" for Paul but realized she was just looking through rose-tinted glasses.
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For every subsection of the student life website, there will be a meme discussing the same campus feature without the rose-tinted glasses.
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This abuse of memory sets the soundtrack for Brexit Britain: a pseudo-sincere yearning for yesteryear, looking back in anger through rose-tinted glasses.
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The actress and model accessorized her edgy silver pixie cut with mismatched earrings, rose-tinted glasses, and a silver ring for her bottom lip.
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Both shine a light on the subculture—one through the rose-tinted glasses of its acolytes, the other from the perspective of an aghast voyeur.
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"We haven't been wearing rose-tinted glasses, we never harbored illusions, so there is nothing to be disappointed in," he said during a conference call.
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Life is but a dream and you're seeing the world through rose-tinted glasses for a quarter of this year, from mid-February through mid-April.
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But even for those who haven't, there's always the memory of the time we spent together that we can look back on fondly, through rose-tinted glasses.
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In its frankness at every level, and its refusal to put on rose-tinted glasses, Cowgirl Blues achieves something special: it's an album that tells the truth.
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Titles with great gameplay at their very centers will usually remain incredibly enjoyable once we throw away the rose-tinted glasses and gaze upon them with more experienced eyes.
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"We haven't been wearing rose-tinted glasses, we never harbored illusions, so there is nothing to be disappointed in," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on a conference call.
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Libertarians are unlikely to object to any of this, of course, but it really is long overdue that the rose-tinted glasses came off the liberal view of tech companies.
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Anyone who pretends the ring somehow prevents stalling in a standing clinch is wearing rose tinted glasses because just as many PRIDE fights turned into clinch slogs as UFC fights.
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Both games are more than just simple distraction; they offer a glimpse into our pasts, not through the rose-tinted glasses of nostalgia, but in a mechanical, muscle-memory way.
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Even without Matty's rose-tinted glasses, you're guaranteed to love these supremely simple wings that are fried and then tossed in a mixture of Frank's hot sauce, butter, and Creole seasoning.
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You find comfort, safety, and happiness in what you already know — and if you're in the right mood, you can end up viewing familiar people and settings through extremely rose-tinted glasses.
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But in the wake of 2020, they should take off their rose tinted glasses and make a cold calculation about who wants to see them succeed and who wants to see them destroyed.
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But it's looked at with rose-tinted glasses by people who didn't see it and it's built up to be something more than it was, so they think we must've been the best.
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Nostalgia and references were enough to propel me through The Stick of Truth, but while playing the sequel, The Fractured But Whole, rose-tinted glasses haven't been enough, my nervous chuckles replaced with sighs.
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He added that the political risk is overstated in Europe, but is understated in the U.S. "I do look at the U.S. and it's definitely viewing all its prospects through rose-tinted glasses," he said.
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From this distance, and with rose-tinted glasses, the British Empire — especially as it extended to India — can be viewed as an example of a selfless commitment to civilizing the world while standing atop it.
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With Trump taking office, there's an impulse for liberals to look back at Obama through rose-tinted glasses and celebrate those achievements while shrugging off anything they don't like as the fault of those nasty Republicans.
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While countries are supposed to vote based on the scientific merits, "we all know that's looking at the world through rose-tinted glasses," said Bruce Weissgold, a former senior Cites specialist at the Fish and Wildlife Service.
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In order to get behind that facade, I ditched the rose-tinted glasses handed to me through the years I've previewed and reviewed video games and asked developers across varying roles what it's actually like to make video games, and why it's so hard.
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For the first time, Tarkington addresses head on his major preoccupation, the relentless transformation of American small-town life (seen through rose-tinted glasses) into the ferocious and ugly world of Progress, dominated by ruthless businessmen who are supplanting the "best" families (like his own).
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You've been taking things a little too seriously since last week, as your planetary ruler, strict, rule-playing Saturn, is still in conflict with love and money planet Venus, which is in idealistic Libra and wants you to see the world through rose-tinted glasses.
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If you ask us, this is your yearly opportunity to wear your rose-tinted glasses and let your aesthetic tastes guide your choices more than you usually would — you don't have to go all out if you aren't feeling very Venusian, but the invitation is there.
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Data compression in computers works on similar principles: compression algorithms tend to either (1) remove unnecessary details from data or (2) reframe the details in a simpler way from which the data can subsequently be reconstructed as needed, or (3) both. Much the same can be said of human memories and the human brain's own process of memorization. In English, the idiom "rose-colored glasses" or "rose-tinted glasses" is also sometimes used to refer to the phenomenon of rosy retrospection. Usually this idiom occurs as some variation of the phrase "seeing things through rose-tinted glasses" or some other roughly similar phrasing.
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Cannibalism may be reduced by fitting hens with a range of eyewear. Rose-tinted glasses or contact lenses have been used. Opaque spectacles, or blinders, have also been used. For both spectacles and blinders, there are versions held in place by circlips in the nares of the bird, or others in which a pin pierces the nasal septum.
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The central image of the song is that the singer identifies herself as a wax doll (poupée de cire), a rag doll (poupée de son). Her heart is engraved in her songs; she sees life through the bright, rose–tinted glasses of her songs. Is she better or worse than a fashion doll (poupée de salon)? Her recordings are like a mirror where anyone can see her.
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Most adults are familiar with atopy, having experienced the view on the world through "rose-tinted glasses" in phases of limerence. Art lovers know it as genius and as something auratic, readers as "Thou shalt not make for thyself an idol" in Max Frisch's "Stiller", which refers to the notion of God from the "Ten Commandments", or "Geschichten von Herrn Keuner" by Bertold Brecht.
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Sexual fantasies are distinct from limerent fantasies. Limerent fantasy is rooted in reality and is intrusive rather than voluntary. Sexual fantasies are under more or less voluntary control and may involve strangers, imaginary individuals, and situations that could not take place. Limerence elevates body temperature and increases relaxation, a sensation of viewing the world with rose-tinted glasses, leading to a greater receptiveness to sexuality, and to daydreaming.
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Yahtzee had earlier, in a 2005 interview, said, "it was a game I had difficulty putting down, with beautiful scenery and a great sense of humour, although I understand it's looked down upon by modern standards", something which he opposed in the 2012 Let's Play, then stating that the game lacked humour, and got a warning from co-commentator Gabriel Morton regarding rose-tinted glasses who likened playing the game to "eating a bowl of psilocybin".
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Shunt is a mixture of these ideas because they are intelligent and strategic in terms of intrigue, suspense, and structure. Like in any group, Shunt has disagreements and clashes of artistic vision. Company member Mischa Twitchin says, “There’s no need for rose-tinted glasses, sometimes it’s fraught and difficult, but there’s an ethos”. Later he also says: :::“That spirit of collaboration is something special; it’s about the quality of the particular person, not simply their extraordinary skills, but their own ethos.
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Wired suggested that to video game players, this is a clever way for them to break their rose- tinted glasses of how their favorite games get made. Gamasutra noted that while there are practical guides, blogs and talks available to teach aspiring writers how to write video games, this is a rare interactive experience that demonstrates what it is actually 'like' to write a video game, likening it to "Empathy Machines" as defined by Liz England. The game received an honorable mention in the "Excellence in Narrative" category at the 2016 IGF awards.
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"Kapiushon" was basically Arrow by way of the Saw bathroom, or a stage play, and there was incredible range on display between Oliver regretfully batting Evelyn away, or screaming in Josh Segarra's face like that." Kayti Burt of Collider wrote "If you had told me at this time last year that the best episode of Arrow Season 5 would be a flashback-heavy one, I would have laughed in your face. "Kapishuon" proved me wrong by giving us a thematically-resonant episode that made Oliver — and the audience — face the stark darkness in his crusade without the rose-tinted glasses." Nora Dominick said "After five years of explosions and harrowing stunts, Arrow delivers a character driven episode that maybe one of the series best hours.
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