Sentence examples for breed pessimism from inspiring English sources
Recessions breed pessimism.
The ongoing problems in Europe, slowing growth in emerging markets and a sluggish American recovery have bred pessimism.
A cycle of distrust has bred pessimism, no matter the improving unemployment rate or other favorable statistics. .
My gut tells me many people will be disappointed regardless of the new VII's own-terms qualities, because this industry is now one that breeds pessimism like a depressed rabbit on Viagra; but also, a great deal of us will fall in love with Cloud's story and his fractured existence all over again.
It has bred a deep pessimism about the future and a fear of taking risks that make people instinctively reluctant to spend or invest, driving down demand — and prices — even further.
I'm not suggesting that we turn a deaf ear to those in need of help, or that we blame those in need, only that pessimism breeds stagnation at best and failure at worst.
When reasonable, self-interested people trade with each other, optimism tends to breed optimism until it subsides into corrosive pessimism.
But they reflect widespread frustration and pessimism about Thai institutions, bred by pervasive corruption and the country's seemingly intractable political conflicts.
The widespread pessimism on Social Security's future reflects the success of the decades-long effort by its critics to breed doubt about its capability.
The pessimism of "Gervaise" has its roots in the "poetic realism" of the prewar French cinema, a movement bred by the failure of the idealistic Popular Front and the growing threat of war from Hitler's Germany.
