Sentence examples for Pessimistic mood from inspiring English sources

In the Varieties, the "French correspondent", describes being in a generally pessimistic mood, unsure what to do with himself.

Consumers, catching the new pessimistic mood, cut the value of spending by 1.8% in September, the biggest monthly drop since January 1987.

To some of them, the embrace of Bishop can even serve as a welcome antidote to the pessimistic mood prevailing here these days.

But despite all this, the market was in pessimistic mood again following a slowdown in Chinese GDP and further worries about the US economy.

"We were slipping in this direction for years," he says, describing the "pessimistic" mood among UK aid officials at the time.

At home, American studios took note of the newly pessimistic mood by producing film noir -- largely a postwar genre made by European emigre directors.

In his more pessimistic moods, West seems to agree: he knows that nothing can trend upward forever.

Negative a pessimistic moods make things worse, mentally and physically.

Some retailers asked manufacturers to hold onto goods until existing inventories had been sold, and the pessimistic retailing mood also showed up in the form of lower back-to-school and Christmas orders, the Fed said.

To be sure, an argument can be made that Mr. Obama himself bears some responsibility for the pessimistic national mood — particularly in recent weeks, as the latest decline in confidence seems to have as much to do with political as economic factors.

Symptoms of major depressive disorder include a sad or hopeless mood, pessimistic thinking, a loss of enjoyment and interest in one's usual activities and pastimes, reduced energy and vitality, increased fatigue, slowness of thought and action, change of appetite, and disturbed sleep.