Sentence examples for pessimistic man from inspiring English sources
But while in many ways pessimistic, "Man Gone Down" also relies on the Eliot of "Four Quartets".
Mr. Kostunica, who describes himself as a generally pessimistic man, now senses "a feeling of victory in the air".
There was one bad moment – when he quoted a Romney line, that Mr. Obama was "the most pessimistic man I've ever seen in the Oval Office".
Now, hearing such sentiments from most trainers would be greeted with a cynical roll of the eyes, yet Booth is a man I've learnt to trust and, not only that, is one of the most eternally -- read refreshingly -- pessimistic men I know in boxing.
All are in accord and have a wonderful time, except Lawrence who is a pessimistic, disapproving man.
Projecting a different outlook, the gloomy, pessimistic "Hanging Man" (1946-47) affixed to a nearby wall is possibly an expression of the artist's reaction to the devastation of World War II.
"The," is the creator of the comic strip The World Has Spoken (http://jagged-edges.com/comicpress/the-world-has-spoken/), a semi-autobiographical social satire that chronicles the misadventures of a hopelessly pessimistic young man and his sickeningly cute animal sidekick.
Heraclitus is not wholly pessimistic about human cognitive abilities: "All men have a share in self-knowledge and sound thinking" (B116).
If one reads the original 1751 article in context, the author (probably Damilaville) makes a strong rationalist, humanist rebuttal of the Hobbesian (pessimistic) view of "man in a state of nature" – rejecting the "realist" view of war as a natural depravity, saying it is rather a sickness of the body politic which can be cured by reason.
For someone who constitently offers up a pessimistic vision, Crichton the man is very much an optimist.
Jumblatt is a man of pessimistic temperament fond of throwing up his hands in expressions of sly world-weariness: a born survivor and charmer but considered a political weather vane of the country, the closest thing to an incarnation of consensus.
