Sentence examples for extremely pessimistic from inspiring English sources

For example, about half the so-called contrarians I heard here asserted that advisers on balance were extremely pessimistic; the other half were sure that extreme optimism prevailed.

Investors seem extremely pessimistic about the company's prospects.

He added that local officials were extremely pessimistic about security and the economy.

Even with that bounce, however, the average newsletter was extremely pessimistic.

David Willetts MP, universities minister The Hepi report is extremely pessimistic and deeply flawed.

"The people here are extremely pessimistic, but only because they have their minds on volume," Mr. Barquin said.

Since Lord Howe's authority was, by design, extremely limited, the Congressional delegation was pessimistic about the meeting's outcome.

Kudlow expects inflation to stay at an extremely low level in 1999, and he's bucking the pessimistic consensus forecast for GDP growth in 1999 (see p. 48) by calling for growth of 3%.

Excerpt: Harry appeared to be extremely powerless in front of Snape, and he even became a little pessimistic.

"We were more hoping for participatory democracy .I considered this an extremely unrealistic thing to hope for, which is probably why Steve was so pessimistic.

QUESTION FROM ALEXANDER P GRIMSDALL: I'm not pessimistic about a college degree at all… I think the experience is extremely valuable for anyone, broadens the mind etc, and I don't think it is all about economic value.