Sentence examples for a pessimistic feeling from inspiring English sources

War remains an obsession: "The cold and poverty, and a pessimistic feeling that everything's going to end.

She reflected a pessimistic feeling among Germans, whether financial experts or ordinary folk on the street, that the whole of Europe had taken a battering over the negotiations, one from which it would take time to recover; and the strong belief that the very same politicians would once again find themselves in a huddle over the same issue a few months down the line.

Depression is a sad, hopeless, pessimistic feeling that can cause listlessness; loss of pleasure in one's surroundings, loved ones, and activities; fatigue; slowness of thought and action; insomnia; and reduced appetite.

Montgomerie was pessimistic, feeling that there may be no resumption until 2pm.

It comprises six items assessing catastrophising as a pain-related coping strategy characterised by a feeling of being overstrained and a pessimistic future perspective.

Students learned that having a pessimistic outlook often resulted in sadness, upset, or other negative feelings, while those who looked for the good things around them were able to be more enthusiastic, happy, and find more enjoyment in the world.

It was a pessimistic message.

Edelman strikes a pessimistic note.

But he concluded on a pessimistic note.

Those facts support a pessimistic interpretation.

But this is not a pessimistic conclusion.