Sentence examples for pessimistic judgments from inspiring English sources

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.

It goes against the grain not just because it seems like such a grim and pessimistic judgment, but because it violates a prevailing social belief that people have a nearly limitless potential for change and self-improvement.

We observed that shaken bees exhibited pessimistic judgment biases.

Our findings therefore strengthen the hypothesis that pessimistic judgment biases are likely to be a good measure of negative emotional states across species because they are tightly linked to the evolutionary function of these states [ 4, 9, 11, 31].

Our results add an invertebrate animal to the growing list of vertebrates, including rats [ 12, 14, 15], sheep [ 13], dogs [ 16], starlings [ 17 19], and domestic chicks [ 20], that when subjected to various forms of negative, stressful manipulations exhibit pessimistic judgment biases.

With the pessimistic engineering judgment and with the higher SF, the magnitude of the slope is optimized to 47 degree.

Chronic stress in farm animals can induce detrimental effects in emotional sensitivity and cognitive function, for example, by altering fearfulness and eliciting pessimistic-like judgment.

But that judgment may be far too pessimistic.

The sportsman said he would reserve full judgment until seeing the picture, but remained pessimistic.

We argue that these findings support Brandt's pessimistic conclusions regarding the likelihood of convergence in moral judgment.

The subtitle to the first book was "Will America Be the Death of English?" and Newman gave his pessimistic verdict on the first page: "My well-thought-out mature judgment is that it will".