Sentence examples for a very pessimistic from inspiring English sources

I am pretty content, but I had a very pessimistic mother, and I've always been known as a pessimist.

"We are in a very pessimistic situation," she added.

NS: Well that's a very pessimistic view, isn't it?

But he sounds a very pessimistic note about the party's future, so long as the old guard holds sway.

"From a former board member of the E.C.B. this is a very pessimistic statement," said Jörg Krämer, chief economist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.

He added: "It's a very pessimistic view of the world that says you can't make the news interesting unless you distort it".

Despite a steady stream of very pessimistic reports about California's most vulnerable children, there's some good news: reducing child poverty is a much higher priority for voters than reducing taxes.

I was very pessimistic as a kid growing up in Jackson, Miss., but I've seen the world around me change, and I'm seeing minds and hearts change, even in Mississippi.

"There is a tendency for the new management suddenly to become very pessimistic about the future of a product line or about the value of the inventories," explains one CPA diplomatically.

But Burns, who oversaw a review of the BBC's governance a decade ago as an adviser to the then culture secretary Tessa Jowell, said: "The licence fee is effectively a tax … and I am very pessimistic about the ability of the BBC to fund itself long term through a tax.

"French people are very pessimistic by nature," Marc Weitzmann, a novelist who used to edit the cultural magazine Les Inrockuptibles, told me.