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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are very negative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, attitude, or feedback that is unfavorable or pessimistic.
Example: "The reviews for the movie are very negative, leading to a decline in ticket sales."
Alternatives: "are quite unfavorable" or "are extremely pessimistic."
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"If you hang out on a message board where people are very negative, you can easily adopt a negative attitude about your disease," he said.
Alexander Milinkevich, an opposition leader and former presidential candidate, said of Kolya's public profile: "Most Belarusians are very negative about it, especially Orthodox believers and the elderly who respect family values". Last month the EU invited Belarus to participate in its Eastern Partnership programme to reinforce co-operation with former Soviet states.
Until then, nothing matters and the only possible influence you'll have on the trade is an emotional reaction or action out of boredom both of which are very negative and to be avoided.
You will very rarely hear them saying it publicly but, without exception, no-one in F1 likes the construction and compound range of the current tyres, and people are very negative about Pirelli as a result; hardly good PR.
Now, about zero point one percent are very negative.
I feel like people's initial reactions after hearing about "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" are very negative.
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"It's very negative.
But part is very negative.
Her language was very negative.
I think that would be very negative.
"It's very negative, very depressing.
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