outlook

[ˈaʊtlʊk]

Definition:
1. The attitude to life and the world of a particular person, group or culture.
2. The probable future for something; what is likely to happen.
3. A view from a particular place.

Use 'outlook' in a sentence:

1. One of the most notable features for the cultural outlook of the modern western humanism is anti-technolatry.
2. We were quite different in outlook, Philip and I.
3. Have your outlook or goals changed?
4. And the growth outlook is darkening.
5. As far as I'm concerned, outlook really matters because if a person looks untidy, no one would like to make friends with him, let alone to know about him.
6. The anti-Semite's outlook should be related to that of the Negrophobe.
7. The outlook for the economy is bright.
8. Young children are trusting of commercial advertisements in the media, and advertisers have sometimes been accused of taking advantage of this trusting outlook.
9. In the medium term the UK car industry has a brighter outlook.
10. laymen have proved that the mobic 7.5 mg drug treatmeents tarry leaner with the accelerative outlook of the medicine.
11. Such different outlooks had a dramatic impact on performance.
12. Optimism and pessimism are both powerful forces, and each of us must choose which we want to shape our outlook and our expectations.
13. He has been on the outlook for an opportunity.
14. Species outlook: Thriving.
15. This outlook helped her to navigate through her later years with success.
16. The vast majority of developing countries are agrarian in economic, social, and cultural outlook.
17. The Indians, in turn, were charmed by the famous author's cultured and civilised outlook.
18. With that cynical outlook, he doesn't trust anyone.
19. Professor Goel has a much rosier outlook on the future of artificial intelligence than, say, Elon Musk, Stephen Hawking, Bill Gates or Steve Wozniak.
20. Europe's outlook has darkened.
21. Your positive attitude and intellectual outlook will draw others to you.
22. Further outlook, rain and snow.
23. I have a good outlook from my bedroom.
24. The economic outlook is one of rising unemployment.
25. Officials say the outlook for next year is gloomy.
26. He has a broad outlook on life.
27. The outlook for the weekend is hot and sunny.
28. Has motherhood changed your career outlook?
29. The metaphysical world outlook sees things as isolated, static and one-sided.
30. The changed outlook entails higher economic growth than was previously assumed.
31. The tower has a pleasant outlook on the sea.
32. "The outlook is still pretty uncertain, so buyers are staying on the sidelines, " said Wee Liat Lee, a property analyst at Samsung Securities.
33. Priestley's rational outlook in science carried over to religion.
34. We deal with the external factors that impact a person's situation and outlook.
35. The house has a pleasant outlook over the valley.
36. Most Western societies are liberal in outlook.
37. The illness had a profound effect on his outlook.
38. He had a practical outlook on life.
39. While enriching their imagination, books widen their outlook, develop a fact-finding attitude and train them to use leisure properly.
40. She is very modern in outlook.
41. What is needed is a change from the inside, a real change in outlook and attitude.
42. Archaic practices such as these are usually put forward by people of limited outlook.
43. The advertisements of costume in Paris broadened his outlook.
44. The outlook for jobs is bleak.
45. The immediate outlook remains bleak.
46. The bleak outlook stems from a confluence of factors.
47. His basic outlook remains anchored in the liberal tradition.
48. The outlook is pretty grim.
49. I adopted a positive outlook on life.
50. Her outlook gradually widens.