Sentence examples for becomes pessimistic from inspiring English sources

"There has been progress, but it's so slow that sometimes one becomes pessimistic," he said.

If everyone becomes pessimistic, short-sellers will find no buyers, and they will lose any ability they had to manipulate prices by dumping securities.

As China grows unassailable, it is easy to become pessimistic about Tibet, and to imagine its spiritual leader becoming increasingly prey to fatalism.

As my observation of people approaches the fifth year, I am beginning to become pessimistic as to the direction our society is heading, and feel myself becoming more depressed as I determine the futility of it all.

A growing number of evacuees from Okuma have become pessimistic about ever living there again.

He became pessimistic over what he regarded as the new decline of Greece after independence.

I have also become pessimistic about a number of proposed solutions.

And we should not — we should never become pessimistic about this.

"But if investors become pessimistic about Japan before that, the yen will weaken earlier than that".

The poor tend to become pessimistic and depressed; they seek immediate gratification instead of saving; they act out.

Yet investors have become pessimistic about Europe, and the market for bonds issued by banks is nearly lifeless.