Sentence examples for pessimistic picture from inspiring English sources

Many forward-looking indicators are drawing a more pessimistic picture of economic activity.

Now that she has been convicted and sentenced, some observers are painting a pessimistic picture of Ms. Ryder's career.

"Given what we've seen in the last two months, it's an absolutely pessimistic picture," Mr. Niemira said.

This has led to questions about whether the UK's economic growth statistics are inaccurate, painting an overly pessimistic picture.

Since January, the survey of households, which produces the unemployment rate, has offered a more pessimistic picture of the work force than a more comprehensive survey of businesses.

Suren Thiru, head of economics at the British Chambers of Commerce: Unsurprisingly, the OBR's revised forecasts paint a more pessimistic picture of the UK economy.

Latvia will continue to be a reliable and responsible member of NATO.Imants Liegis Minister of defence Riga, LatviaThailand's monarchySIR –The Economist painted too dark and pessimistic a picture of Thailand's political situation ("Exile and the kingdom", October 17th).

And while waiting till the lights are turned off sounds a bit overly pessimistic, the bigger picture at MySpace isn't much better.

Depp followed this pessimistic, postmodernist film with the brilliant animated western Rango, directed by Gore Verbinski, who made the Pirates of the Caribbean pictures and The Lone Ranger.

I'm fairly pessimistic about the inflationary picture.

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