Sentence examples for a somewhat pessimistic from inspiring English sources
Isn't this a somewhat pessimistic approach?
Wilson ends her account on a somewhat pessimistic note.
Despite this increase, recent reviews of the recruitment literature often have had a somewhat pessimistic tone.
Microsoft itself has a somewhat pessimistic note on its site about using Outlook for AOL mail (support.microsoft.com/support/kb /articles/Q243/3/36.ASP).
Mr. Lindsey has had a somewhat pessimistic view of the economy in the past several years -- he sold all his stocks some time ago -- and he has transmitted that view in recent weeks to Mr. Bush, aides to the president-elect say.
On the one hand, there exists a somewhat pessimistic view of the role of remittances, recognizing negative effects such as moral hazard (Chami et al. 2005) as well as exchange rate appreciation and reduced export competitiveness (Amuedo-Dorantes and Pozo 2004; Bourdet and Falck 2006).
Shortly after World War I, Eisenhower, then a young officer somewhat pessimistic about his career chances, asked for a transfer to Panama to work under General Fox Connor, a senior officer whom he admired.
Additionally, 30percentt of teens who held a job in the summer of 2002 are somewhat pessimistic about finding a job this summer, while 45percentt are somewhat optimistic.
Watching the stream casually for a few minutes confirms this somewhat pessimistic outlook (Red, the main character, spends a lot of his time walking into walls and has a fair amount of difficulty getting through doors) but amazingly, the internet's efforts have managed to get them half-way through the game in just four days.
Marcus himself was a stoic philosopher; his humanistic, if somewhat pessimistic, Meditations reveal how conscientiously he took his duties.
In the intellectual, passionate, and somewhat pessimistic milieu of Toledo, El Greco created a highly personal pictorial world in the Mannerist style, for which he was acclaimed as on the of the most original artists in his adopted country.
