Sentence examples for had a pessimistic from inspiring English sources

She believed that love should be honoured, and from her books we know that she had a pessimistic view of "normal" family life.

In our study women who had family history of breast cancer had a pessimistic perception.

The majority of patients had a pessimistic vision of the future and experienced alterations in their body image.

Many participants (55% in the intervention group and 59% in the control group) had a pessimistic view of their risk; i.e., their self-estimated risk was actually higher than their calculated UKPSD risk, which might also explain the lack of an effect on secondary outcome measures.

"Other people have a pessimistic message.

The work was denounced as having "a pessimistic outlook" and Gjergo was arrested in 1974.

"You can't have a pessimistic attitude and you can't let that get to you.

But once you turn to statistics it gets much harder to have a pessimistic story".

They certainly have a pessimistic streak, but in person, the members of Doves are far from dour.

The more separation anxiety a dog expressed while in isolation, the more likely the dog was to have a pessimistic reaction, the researchers found.

According to a Gallup report issued this week, Republicans were more than twice as likely as Democrats and a third more likely as independents to have a pessimistic outlook for the country over the next 20 years.