As a nation we generally tend to have our
glass half empty as opposed to half full.
That's the glass half-full,
glass half empty. That's exactly what I was saying earlier about our media.
We can see that as a
glass half empty or half full, and we choose to see it as half full.
Trade wars, new forms of international exploitation, geopolitical competitions, great power proxy wars, disintegrating nation states, terrorism, xenophobia, animosity against Islam, raging inequalities and injustice count among the contemporary trends that make up the
glass half empty. The challenges of humanity are eating away the achievements and opportunities of humanity.
But by taking the childlike and playful approach in "A
Glass Half Empty? ...
OPINION and optimism was divided ahead of kick-off between those of a glass half full and a
glass half empty persuasion.
NO contest - Kevin McCloud wins the
Glass Half Empty Award as Grand Designs returned to C4 on Wednesday.
Glass half empty?" Arlene Robertson said:"Love the idea.
We blame the government for everything we hate about the Philippines and insist on seeing the
glass half empty rather than half full.
In a way this is a matter of culture, with one faction looking at the
glass half empty and the other at a glass half full.
Nick was a man who had a glass half full, rather than a
glass half empty, approach to life and he had a great 'can-do' mentality.
From the
glass half empty half poured silver goblet of love, life and jealousy.
At the risk of having our
glass half empty, the same facts highlighted as a positive are open to a very different interpretation.
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PROSECCO drinkers may find their
glass half empty this summer as producers warn of a shortage.
