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rose-tinted glasses
(redirected from rose-tinted spectacles)

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rose-tinted glasses  (British, American & Australian) also rose-tinted spectacles (British)
if someone looks at something through rose-tinted glasses, they see only the pleasant parts of it She has always looked at life through rose-tinted glasses.
See also: glass
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And Steven Peach, head at Oldershaw in Wallasey, said: "It is time critics take off their rose-tinted spectacles.
CRITICS TOLD TO STOP THEIR ANNUAL SNIPING by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
COULD someone please tell me where all these thousands of superb rose-tinted spectacles are coming from.
Blues can put on Barca style; Your Shout by Birmingham Mail (England)
Instead of the rose-tinted spectacles worn by Prof Younger, it would help embattled residents if the universities acknowledged the problem of excessive numbers of students in any one area and supported the local communities who have to cope with negative aspects of their success.
Letter: VOICE OF THE NORTH - Embattled residents in need of help by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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