Sentence examples for broad pessimism from inspiring English sources

The declines also reflected broad pessimism about the debt crisis in the euro zone and intensifying fears about the economic outlook, despite the release of a statement late Thursday in Washington by the world's major economies that reiterated their commitment to the stability of banks and financial markets.

It remains to be seen whether this new generation of characters will turn out to share Wallander's broader pessimism about Swedish society - whether, in other words, that pessimism is a reflection of the fact that he is getting older or an intentional piece of social commentary on Mankell's part.

With the disclaimers that I am both an Occupyer and an optimist aside, allow me to dwell for a moment on the broader case for pessimism.

While the pessimism was broad-based in those years, this time it is mainly among households with annual incomes of more than $50,000 -- the households, in sum, with much of their wealth invested in stocks.

Against this, as Charlie Cook, a political analyst, points out, the broader public mood of increasing pessimism tends to colour everything else.

The pessimism spread to the broader market, limiting the modest gains of a handful of manufacturing and retail stocks.

These equities continue to outperform the broader market, despite a wealth of investor pessimism.

Pessimism among those who take a broad view of Bangladesh's problems appears to be shared by the Asian Development Bank.

Over the past few years I've watched Sullivan's pessimism about Iraq lead to a broader re-examination of politics and ideas.

But that pessimism runs counter to the sentiments of the broader general electorate that will judge Trump's fate in November. .

There are definitely signs of extreme pessimism reflected here, even when the bearish trend of the broader market is taken into account.