a changing outlook造句

• Notwithstanding the platitudinal tenor, this is a changed outlook from the past.
• Nelson was asked if he had a changed outlook on life since the diagnosis.
• A changing outlook was evident among teachers, too.
• But some analysts say that, as the morning's polls indicate, Israelis may be prepared to absorb a changed outlook relatively quickly.
• At the end of the film, the boys return to their life in New York with a changed outlook and insight into the human condition.
• Returning from fighting in the Spanish Civil War, a depressed and disenchanted Oliver has a changed outlook on life although he still retains his crush on Calypso.