Sentence examples for desperately negative from inspiring English sources

Not only are the complaints of Pegida and AfD supporters very similar (everything from anti-Muslim sentiments to opposition to Russian sanctions, and even to Germany's high television licence fee), many at the demonstrations who are often disillusioned Christian Democrats, desperately negative in their outlook, call the AfD their natural home.

If no hope of true solidarity is held out to the masses, they may desperately stick to this negative substitute".

But while desperately trying to mitigate Obamacare's negative effects, the White House has done too little to promote its positive ones.

Faced with such a deluge of negative certainties, Conservative Stephen Hammond desperately tried to find some uncertainties in the autumn statement that might be positive.

"You participated in creating the negative energy that you desperately want to escape right now.

"People who try desperately to escape, conceal, and avoid negative states, miss out on all this valuable information," the authors write.

'Labour's desperately trying to change tack because it know its negative scaremongering isn't working.

"It would prevent ENDA from providing protections that LGBT people desperately need and would make very bad law with potential further negative effects.

Our research has revealed that to address all four of these complaints, men need to know how to do just one thing that women desperately need: he needs to be able to attune to her negative emotions.

There'd been something in their history that has been negative and he finally finds the surrogate daughter that he loves desperately and then loses her.

If the European Central Bank, desperately trying to generate inflation and stimulate lending, takes a further step into negative territory at its meeting next month, would the woes of Deutsche and the banking sector deepen?