Sentence examples for exhibit pessimism from inspiring English sources
It might seem unlikely, yet honey bees exhibit pessimism and crayfish can experience anxiety.
In fact, one of the most dangerous behaviors that people with low self-esteem tend to exhibit is pessimism.
Taking Ritalin and Prozac together during adolescence appears to set in motion subtle changes in brain function that, in adulthood, makes an individual more sensitive to reward as well as to stress, and more likely to exhibit the pessimism and hopelessness seen in depression, concluded the study, published this week in the Journal of Neuroscience.
At the Pentagon, the two exhibited a similar pessimism about world affairs, in particular about the possibility that Mikhail Gorbachev represented true change, and also an unusually deep interest in "continuity of government" planning — how the government survives in the event of a doomsday attack.
Pasnau 2002, p. 213, n. 130 and p. 214, n. 133), nevertheless Auriol often exhibits a noticeable pessimism when it comes to human cognitive abilities.
Another bullish argument for strength in IWM is the growing pessimism exhibited in the steady increase in the ETF's Schaeffer's put/call open interest ratio since December options expiration.
The Beck Hopelessness Scale (BHS) is a 20-item true-false self-report instrument that assesses the degree of pessimism exhibited by an individual [ 33].
For example, people with BD who exhibit a cognitive style characterized by rigidity and pessimism are less likely to recover from their BD depressive episode or, if able to recover, take longer to do so (Stange et al. 2013).
An example of this is a macro input that identifies optimism or pessimism about future economic growth linked to the GDP (exhibit 7 below).
