Sentence examples for pessimistic form from inspiring English sources

Tropico challenges that lazy and pessimistic form of politics.

Some critics consider Balzac's writing exemplary of naturalism a more pessimistic and analytical form of realism, which seeks to explain human behavior as intrinsically linked with the environment.

If all these individual SBRs and their associated normal limits are treated as individual tests, the final semi-quantification classification is likely to be overly sensitive (increasing the risk of type I error) and may give a pessimistic view on this form of analysis.

Despite beginning the season with three successive victories, Van Gaal agreed with Wayne Rooney's pessimistic assessment of his own form – he last scored for his club in April, nine matches ago.

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.

When I spoke to leading members of Syriza in summer 2011, they were privately very pessimistic about the possibility of forming a government - even an alliance of all the left including splits from Pasok.

This is a prediction that may err on the pessimistic side if they can get their form going at The Hawthorns.

All forms of cross-validation tended to be pessimistic, although there was 1 simulation in which it was optimistic.

Uncertainty analysis is carried out using error propagation techniques, forming an optimistic and a pessimistic representation of the reservoir.

Labour's new radicals respond that comparison with existing forms of government is narrow-minded, pessimistic, tethered to the wreckage of 20th-century thinking.

In this figure the original access are represented by an area formed by the optimistic and the pessimistic scenarios.