Sentence examples for more than pessimistic from inspiring English sources

Barcelona will be in Munich tonight for the return match, but the Bavarians are more than pessimistic.

The index, though, is still far below the level of 50 at which more builders are considered more optimistic than pessimistic.

But I'm more optimistic than pessimistic".

"We are more optimistic than pessimistic".

THROUGH recession after recession over the last four decades, Americans remained more optimistic than pessimistic about their own futures, even when they grew very worried about the overall economy.

Only in Germany are more people optimistic than pessimistic.

Incorrect estimations by both models were more commonly optimistic than pessimistic.

Teachers are more likely to be optimistic about a student's chances than pessimistic, with more than a third (38.7%) of grades over-predicted and 13% under-predicted.

That's more than even the most pessimistic of estimates for home loan losses.

This was more than even the most pessimistic analyst had forecast although gossip had pointed to $20 billion or more.

Polls repeatedly have shown white voters to be more pessimistic than members of minority groups, older voters more pessimistic than the young, and non-college-educated whites — the group that has given Trump the strongest support — the most pessimistic of all. .