Sentence examples for pessimistic perspectives from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the success of both owed to the fact that they were so wildly funny — and, in both cases, the comedy sprang naturally out of their pessimistic perspectives.

The novelty of the study is to devise six different hybrid mechanisms under FH-SWOT framework to reach best possible strategic alternatives along with nominal, optimistic and pessimistic perspectives of the stakeholders.

The Optimism/Pessimism subscale of the Framing of Prognostic Information (FPI) [ 6] system is used to code Framing behaviors, such as oncologists' balance in expressions of optimistic and pessimistic perspectives about "what to expect".

Also, we propose new fuzzy DEA models that evaluate a DMU from the pessimistic perspective in a fuzzy context.

From his pessimistic perspective, Mr. Berlusconi's outburst at the European Parliament was a moment of bracing and necessary truth.

Despite or perhaps because of this generally pessimistic perspective, we viewers have had a great deal invested in the frequently frustrated, tantalizingly attenuated, totally impractical passion that Niles cherished for Daphne, his father's physiotherapist.

In that sense, the bombing destroyed much more than the shrine: It also demolished the positive view of progress in Iraq, leading military and administration officials to a more pessimistic perspective, and eventually to a new U.S. strategy.

It is an oddly pessimistic perspective for a winning organization: Rivers is keenly aware that adding high-profile older players to Boston's roster doesn't equate to adding meaningful experience; only one current player has won a championship (the reserve James Posey).

"But deep down, don't you secretly envy my grim, somewhat pessimistic perspective on the human condition?" Clowes's barbed comics, from Ghost World to Ice Haven, have struck a chord with many since he sprang on to the scene in the mid-1980s.

This pessimistic perspective I carried helped me cope following a difficult time.

"Havana Affair" segues into "Listen to My Heart," which is the first of many songs in the Ramones repertoire that voice an ironic and pessimistic perspective on a failing or already failed relationship.