Sentence examples for more negative views from inspiring English sources

The Pew Research Center study showed that millennials had far more negative views of their generation compared with Generation Xers, baby boomers or other age groups.

In recent months, the public either had more negative views of Mr. Gore than positive ones, or, more recently, had given him positive ratings that equaled his negatives.

These activists were more likely than supporters generally to describe themselves as very conservative and had more negative views about the economy and Mr. Obama.

Numerous polls show that Americans have more negative views of Republicans for the sequester, and part of the blame game may be an attempt by some Republicans to reverse that image.

However, academic research this month suggests that Sweden Democrat voters hold "drastically more negative views" about Muslims than other voter groups and are motivated "purely by anti-minority sentiments" rather than the anti-establishment populism in which it is cloaked.

Merkel's open-door policy has received more criticism after being slowly welcomed by the public, and a third of Germans report having more negative views of asylum seekers since the attacks.

But John Diamond of Rice University takes a more negative view.

Patients who had suffered a severe stroke carried an even more negative view of their condition.

Other government agencies, though, have taken a more negative view of Community First Services.

Half the students had a more negative view of Britain because of this.

In a discussion of "The War Against Shyness", Moran details the forming of a more negative view.