Sentence examples for has been pessimistic from inspiring English sources

Given how little common ground the two leaders have, the outlook for the negotiations has been pessimistic.

Since the Vietnam War, the American liberal elite, which still mostly runs the country, has been pessimistic, according to Henry Kissinger and Sen Moynihan.

Some forecasters are more pessimistic than others (the OBR has a particularly sunny disposition), but no one, it seems, has been pessimistic enough.

Preliminary talks aimed at avoiding a strike have begun, but the mood on all sides has been pessimistic, especially in the aftermath of the breakdown of talks between the actors and advertising agencies.

At the same time, analysts have been pessimistic about next year.

"A few years ago, everyone would have been pessimistic at a similar gathering," says Ms Parsons.

Some J. P. Morgan Chase executives have been pessimistic in recent months.

Observers of the Latin-American scene have been pessimistic regarding the adequacy of these land reform programs.

I've been pessimistic in recent years, but now, like the Kashmiris, I'm beginning to allow myself hope".

But my pessimism has been selective; I've been pessimistic about unemployment and growth, but optimistic about interest rates and inflation.

Our forecasting model had been pessimistic about Mr. Obama's chances to win North Carolina even before this poll was released, giving him just a 30 percent chance of doing so.