Sentence examples for mood of pessimism from inspiring English sources

CLIMATE-CHANGE talks in Doha this week opened in a mood of pessimism.

The mood of pessimism about France's future, especially among young adults, is striking.

Mr. Houellebecq is certainly not the cure to France's current mood of pessimism.

If there is any hope for improvement, it is in the nearly unanimous mood of pessimism.

Back in 1931, for example, The New York Times attributed the emerging economic cataclysm to a "mood of pessimism which had been carried to grotesque extremes".

If there is a mood of pessimism, it is understandable: this is a team without a league win since the opening day and six points adrift at the foot of the Premier League table, with just six points.

The year is ending in a mood of unrelenting pessimism.

In the 70s, however, the country experienced "something of a nervous breakdown" and a mood of resilient pessimism set in.

Against this, as Charlie Cook, a political analyst, points out, the broader public mood of increasing pessimism tends to colour everything else.

This strange, lugubrious, wildly uneven dream of an exhibition exudes a distinctly European mood of ruminative pessimism, relieved intermittently by moments of black humor and otherworldly fantasy.

Carriere, Zuloaga and others exemplify a widespread mood of paranoia, pessimism and general fin-de-siecle angst, cutting across nationalities, generations and styles.