Sentence examples for excess pessimism from inspiring English sources
"Every once in a while, people go through a period of excess optimism and then go through a period of excess pessimism," he said.
Could it be that our real problem is not an excess of pessimism, as the New Optimists maintain, but a dangerous degree of overconfidence?
Build in some pessimism into your income line and some excess cost into figures so that you can forecast when the pinch points are.
Mild chronic depressive states like dysthymia could easily masquerade as everyday pessimism, so this study cannot rule out mild depression as a contributor to excess mortality in the pessimistic subjects.
With this pessimism comes the risk that spending will fall further, requiring companies to reduce excess inventories and cut their payrolls -- a situation that could potentially snowball into something much worse.
"Too often people are prone to recurring bouts of optimism and pessimism that manifest themselves from time to time in the buildup or cessation of speculative excesses," he said.
Discussion On the basis of our quiz, we could suspect that a rather unimpressive image, characterized by few emotional words, risks to lead to an excess of optimism, while a very impressive image, characterized by numerous emotional words, risks to lead to an excess of pessimism, which could lead to inadequate WWLST decisions.
It is more likely the result of self-fulfilling excess pessimism…What is needed is a major slap to the market's face.
Is this pessimism warranted?
