Sentence examples for pessimistic look from inspiring English sources

Donald Clarke, a law professor and China specialist at the University of Washington, is more pessimistic: "Look at the US legal system in the 1920s.

"Stood Up," a gleefully pessimistic look at the perils of independent thinking, sounds like a mash-up of every quirky pop song of the last thirty years (Cornershop's "Sleep on the Left Side" is in there, along with Thomas Dolby's "Hyperactive" and God knows what else).

So frankly, it's about time people stopped being so darned pessimistic, looked at it on the up side, and looked at what we're good at in this country".

Pessimistic investors looking for downside protection on the exchange-traded fund were seen purchasing 27,000 puts at the April 8.0 strike price for an average 45 cent premium apiece.

I am pessimistic when I look at the male-dominated political system and the politicians, but I always feel hopeful when I focus on the people instead.

But France is morose, inward looking, pessimistic by nature, unsure of itself and so lacking in confidence that even a teasing, if unflattering, photograph of its president on the front page of the Guardian can cause a national trauma and accusations of "le French bashing".

Behind the FBI's hype, and its impressive claim of closing 427 sites, things looked pessimistic for the enforcement agencies trying to shut down this trade.

He was a mystic, and what little I have read of mystics' words show that they are realists -- neither optimistic nor pessimistic -- just looking at life as it is.

It is even possible that future growth will make the current deficit projections look too pessimistic.

They were being far too pessimistic, however: a close look at four other economic indicators point to the end of what some have called the "jobless" recovery.

Alonso, who joined Ferrari from Renault, said "there is no reason to be pessimistic" as the team look to recover from their worst season since 1993.