Sentence examples for pessimistic advice from inspiring English sources

Mark J. Pincus, an entrepreneur in San Francisco, ignored the pessimistic advice when he bought several hundred thousand dollars worth of Google stock at $85 a share.

Funz and Gamez offers a real provocation to "suitable for children" norms, as Ellis dispatches pessimistic life advice ("don't ask for a dog when you're seven, cos you'll lose it when you're doing your A-levels"), and violent Uncle Mick summons mummies and daddies onstage to stuff their mouths full of marshmallows.

Morrissey is on top form too, proffering pessimistic words of advice: "There's a club if you'd like to go, you could meet somebody who really loves you.

In qualitative research with GPs, we have found that they are often pessimistic about the effectiveness of advice as well as being constrained by lack of time and options for referral to education programs [ 10, 42].

Regardless of whether GPs feel they have a role in the management of obesity, they are generally pessimistic about the likely impact of any advice that they give.

Per the psychiatrist's advice, the following Christmas the parents bought the pessimistic boy every toy he could possibly want.

And so we learn that she took up the corrosively pessimistic "Education of Henry Adams" while an undergraduate at Harvard "as a source of helpful advice about how to emerge from that cloistered environment into something resembling a real life".

Being a current smoker is associated with significantly reduced probability of offering smoking cessation advice to patients by physicians [ 26 ], which may explain the overall pessimistic view among the village doctors regarding the effectiveness of their advice and their reluctance to offer such advice to all patients.

That looks unduly pessimistic.

St Augustine was pessimistic.

Globally, I'm pessimistic.