Sentence examples for pessimistic definition from inspiring English sources
Those under way are paused, those being planned are put off.Brazil's gross public debt is nearly 60% of GDP (or nearly 70%, by the IMF's more pessimistic definition), which is a lot for a middle-income country.
Quite simply: youthful, optimistic innovation, not weary pessimistic resignation, is the very definition of progress.
As Brehm (15) pointed out in her review of the NSP literature, such definitions can result in overly pessimistic judgments about the quality of NSPs, given that no actual partnership could stand up to the ideal at all times.
While this may appear pessimistic, we believe that pluralism in the conceptual definitions of the unit of analysis in cultural evolution is not a problem (see also Lyman and O'Brien 2003; O'Brien et al. 2010).
But the Bush Administration's position has left supporters pessimistic that significant Federal programs will emerge soon to underwrite important research in areas including high-definition television, advanced semiconductors and computers.
Diplomatic circles are pessimistic.
That looks unduly pessimistic.
St Augustine was pessimistic.
Globally, I'm pessimistic.
