positive



(I've) seen better.

a noncommittal and not very positive judgment about something or someone. Alice: How did you like the movie? John: I've seen better. Bill: What do you think about this weather? Bob: Seen better.
See also: better, seen

think positive

to be hopeful that good things will happen I try to think positive, so if something goes wrong, I try to fix it or, if I can't, I just forget it.
See also: positive, think

think positive

Be optimistic, concentrate on the good rather than the bad, as in It's true you were fired but think positive-now you can look for a job you really like . This expression comes from the psychological doctrine of positive thinking, which gained currency with Norman Vincent Peale's popular book, The Power of Positive Thinking (1953). [Second half of 1900s]
See also: positive, think

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Murtaz-Georgian
EufÊMia-Portuguese
Wikolia-Hawaiian
Inger-Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Perİ-Turkish
Thoukydides-Ancient Greek