Sentence examples for are particularly pessimistic from inspiring English sources

My part in this gathering — full disclosure — was to discuss with Christophe de Margerie, chief executive of the French energy giant Total, whether the French are particularly pessimistic.

That's the question a new Ipsos Mori survey has asked, which finds that young people in the west are particularly pessimistic about their future.

It was time for a conference call with a hedge-fund manager who was particularly pessimistic, and had correctly called the subprime meltdown.

"People say, 'This is nice, but things will never change,' " Mr. Khwaja said, pointing to a hamburger seller who he said was particularly pessimistic.

Unless equity markets rally strongly, says Fitch, the creditworthiness of life insurers will be further downgraded.A recent study by Oliver, Wyman, a consulting firm, is particularly pessimistic about German insurers.

Hundreds of thousands of young people feel they have nothing to live for, with the long-term unemployed being particularly pessimistic about their prospects, a youth charity has warned.

The assumptions in these may not be particularly pessimistic: at the end of 2008, $12 billion of Citigroup's Level 3 structured-credit exposures were valued according to a fall in house prices of 33% from the peak a smaller drop than the one in the government's own "stress test".

There's a particularly pessimistic strain of postmodernism that I often get hit over the head with; I'm afraid it's done damage to a new generation of artists.

"I'm not particularly pessimistic or dark.

Many voters are pessimistic about race relations - Shiva Maniam: "Voters are far more pessimistic about progress in race relations under Donald Trump than they were after Barack Obama's election eight years ago, and the shift has been particularly striking among blacks.

It is unclear whether this otherworldly and ascetic attitude is the sign of a particularly pessimistic period in Plato's life or whether it merely reflects the circumstances of the discussion, Socrates' impending death.