Sentence examples for a very pessimistic view from inspiring English sources

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

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

(It doesn't seem likely that modern central banks think this way; if they do, they have a very pessimistic view of the productivity of capital).Under Bretton Woods (or indeed the gold standard), central banks did keep a firm eye on the banking sector, often imposing quite strict rules on reserve requirements, cash ratios and the like.

Casolino takes a very pessimistic view of the broader Italian scientific employment market.

But of course this is based on a very pessimistic view that the vast majority of trees seem to be highly susceptible".

To which Mr. O responded, "That's a very pessimistic view.

I would say that it is a very pessimistic P.O.V. (point-of-view).

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

This is why the 1000 fewer awards is a very pessimistic estimate".

Wouldn't that make a collision with a cyclist more likely?" A pessimistic view, perhaps.

With two films, Wilder had won a reputation for sardonic realism and a pessimistic view of human nature - in truth, both Double Indemnity and The Lost Weekend were very stylish melodramas.