Sentence examples for concluding pessimism from inspiring English sources
Mr. Blechman magnifies Ramuz'z concluding pessimism, too.
He ends on a dark note of Shavian pessimism, concluding that if you asked yourself whether your patients were of any use to themselves or anyone else, you would probably be driven to the conclusion that most of them would be better off dead.
He concludes that media pessimism exerts negative price pressure on the daily returns of the Dow Jones Stock Index.
When a French magazine recently tried to decode today's national pessimism, it concluded: "It's Voltaire's fault".
Despite this pessimism, Conservatives hopes were buoyed in early 1880 with successes in by-elections the Liberals had expected to win, concluding with victory in Southwark, normally a Liberal stronghold.
But, on the other hand, most express satisfaction with the current situation and therefore it would be wrong to conclude a high level of pessimism among the country's youth.
It may be concluded that despite some recent therapeutic pessimism with regard to improving social outcomes for this patient group [ 25], interventions directly targeting social connectedness appear promising.
The Observer doyen Hugh McIlvanney noted that MacLeod was "the most grimly beleaguered manager even the Scots had known", and concluded that "Scotland had every right to pessimism".
Although he's vexed, even depressed, by many aspects of contemporary culture he analyses, he stops short of pessimism, and the essays rarely conclude without opening at least some minute window of possibility.
