Sentence examples for a pessimistic interpretation from inspiring English sources

Those facts support a pessimistic interpretation.

Prior to that, a regular cement bond log may result in a pessimistic interpretation.

An optimistic interpretation would be that the fractures are avoided altogether, while a pessimistic interpretation would be that all individuals contract a hip fracture in the following year.

This represents a pessimistic interpretation of palaeontological evidence in which the first fossil records of clades are a poor approximation of their antiquity.

But suddenly calling a second meeting is highly unusual, and a more pessimistic interpretation would be that divisions among leaders may mean even further delays.

28 Experimental studies have shown that pain biology education changes pain-related attitudes and beliefs 29 and reduces catastrophising (holding a overly pessimistic interpretation of one's symptoms and prognosis) in people with chronic or sub-acute pain and in pain-free individuals.

And are they the harbingers of a broader bond-market bust?The pessimistic interpretation is that this reflects concerns about America's fiscal mess (see article), in a paler version of bondholders' jitters about Greece and Spain.

This pessimistic interpretation of political power and its a possible abuse coincided with that of Luther and Calvin.

The pessimistic interpretation sees the motor theory as revealing a problem with our usual experimental paradigms.

German Cardinal Walter Kasper's comments, in an article in Friday's edition (April 12) of L'Osservatore Romano, seemed to signal a return to a positive view of the impact of the council, away from the more pessimistic interpretation that often prevailed under Francis' predecessor, Benedict XVI.

The pessimistic interpretation of this finding is as revealing that the signs that were traditionally taken to indicate the direction of attention are actually no more than consequences of the truncated eye-movements that our experimental paradigms induce.