Sentence examples for getting too negative from inspiring English sources

Mr. Westaway cautioned against getting too negative about Italy.

It all gets too negative and cliched.

Hey, let's not get too negative about all this.

"I tend not to look at them too long, because I get too negative".

"I believe the campaign has gotten too negative," Mr. Richardson said, speaking to reporters in Portland.

"It's hard to get too negative on the U.S. economy with the housing market doing better than expected".

Sometimes if I'm smoking too much I get too negative, but if I put it down for a few months I'm saying good morning to everybody.

"It's hard for portfolio managers to get too negative because in the back of their head they know the Fed could come in at any time and change the game," said Rick Bensignor, the chief market strategist at Merlin Securities.

We think investors have gotten too negative.

But this time around the consultants are pulling their punches, careful not to get too negative too early for fear Marc Benioff will build some stupid Twitter rationale into his next marketing blitz.

But being facetious I'd suggest he go to China before he gets too negative on it". Biggs upbeat view on China during his morning remarks set the tone for a day that was largely positive on the prospects for Chinese growth, despite the threat of rising inflation and uncertainty over the state of the nation's currency.