Sentence examples similar to inspire pessimism from inspiring English sources
Wagner was inspired by such pessimism.
The July Revolution engendered in him a political pessimism inspired by the repeated faults of the French monarchy, an issue that had become evident already in Cinq-Mars.
Drought can lead to paralysis and pessimism — or it can inspire us to fundamentally change how we use water.
Limiting time spent with negative people as best you can is a wise idea if their pessimism rubs off on you, but remember that your optimism may just inspire someone to shift his grumpy outlook a bit.
He radiates an air of Strindbergian pessimism, but his hope is that the question mark over Christiania's future will inspire its inhabitants to become better organised.
But for over almost four decades he has kept pessimism at bay and inspired the preservation of things he loves in a magical, beautiful, and entertaining way.
But for over almost four decades he has kept pessimism at bay and inspired the preservation of things he loves in a magical, beautiful, and entertaining way.
At Cornell, he switched his focus from science to economics and history, inspired, he said, "by the widespread pessimism about the future of the economy during the second half of the 1940s".
Hope that the Chinese industrial machine is revving its engines inspired global markets to shake off their recent pessimism.
These circumstances inspired self-loathing in us, a sort of Beckettian pessimism: We can't be tools, we are tools, we will be tools.
