Sentence examples for distinctly pessimistic from inspiring English sources
It may be coincidence or a skew in our sample, but the tone of these books is distinctly pessimistic.
Updated at 4.45pm GMT 4.36pm GMT Boehner says he'll be at the White House but he sounds distinctly pessimistic.
Mr. Casselle, who traveled around Kenya in brighter days two decades ago, is visiting to promote a new American law aimed at spurring investment in and trade with Africa -- arriving at a distinctly pessimistic moment for Kenya's business climate.
I left feeling distinctly pessimistic about Israel's circumstances, politics, and attitude to Palestine and the region.
New research from the University of Sydney shows evidence that dogs can be distinctly optimistic or pessimistic.
Just like humans, optimistic canines have a distinctly sunnier outlook on life, while pessimistic pups are likely to expect the worst.
Ben S. Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, sounded a pessimistic note in Congressional testimony last week, saying that the economy was looking "distinctly less favorable" than it did last summer, while the government reported anemic growth in gross domestic product of just 0.6percentt, at an annual rate, in the final quarter of 2007.
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Diplomatic circles are pessimistic.
