Sentence examples for deep pessimistic from inspiring English sources
In his other purely orchestral works, he was freer to be himself and, particularly, to express the deep pessimistic streak in his personality, which he apparently deemed inappropriate for symphonies and concertos despite the precedent of Tchaikovsky's "Pathetique" Symphony.
Iraq, which had been his big selling point, was moving off the agenda, and there is always a deep pessimistic sense in centre-left circles of 'we're going to lose'.
My feelings about the symbolism of a tattoo as a wedding ring goes much deeper than simply being pessimistic, and explores a lot of misconceptions about marriage in general.
I certainly do not belong to the school that believes one must be pessimistic to be deep, but the McCords' well-intentioned optimism is disappointingly thin.
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In the face of disappointing institutional responses to sexual harassment, it's easy be pessimistic about what a funding agency expressing "deep concern" is really promising.
The film, which is gorgeous, erotic and quietly pessimistic, continues Mr. Almodóvar's excavation of the deep emotions that dwell within established film genres.
I am pessimistic in that regard about countries characterised by deep polarisation and political gridlock.
These works reveal in the composer a deep spiritual bond with Orthodox Christianity, a significant counterpoint to his pessimistic view of earthly life.
A deeper criticism is that Dreher's anti-pluralism is too pessimistic — a rejection of the American project.
