Sentence examples for pessimistic remarks from inspiring English sources

Writers, editors, and literary agents respond to Garrison Keillor's pessimistic remarks about the future of publishing.

(On Friday, the Russian foreign ministry issued a statement disavowing the official's more pessimistic remarks).

What is Europe for?" asked one of the three senior figures in unusually pessimistic remarks.

In the most pessimistic remarks since he launched the talks last July, Kerry told reporters it was "reality-check time" for all involved in the discussions.

His wish was to preserve the classical tradition in the design of temples and public buildings, and his prefaces to the separate books of his treatise contain many pessimistic remarks about the contemporary architecture.

Manufacturers continued to shed jobs in December, for the 30th month in a row.After pessimistic remarks about the economy by Alan Greenspan and amid heightened warnings of possible terrorist attacks, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell to its lowest level in four months.December's industrial-production figures cast a pall over the euro area's economies.

We sat, and Margaret Atwood, with her shock of curly white hair, accepted the PEN Literary Service Award with charming self-deprecation: I am joining a list of very distinguished writers, and I probably don't deserve to be joining it; but as the theologically pessimistic used to remark, if we all got what we deserved we'd be boiling in oil.

Mr. Draghi's remarks were unexpectedly pessimistic and could dampen the hopes of some economists and political leaders that the euro zone is finally improving after a stubborn recession that has pushed unemployment to more than 25 percent in Spain and Greece.

The New Yorker, November 10, 1934 P. 19 Aunt Ida always foretold the future in pessimistic terms and right before her own death remarked that one of her friends was failing.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, November 10 , 1934P. 19 Aunt Ida always foretold the future in pessimistic terms and right before her own death remarked that one of her friends was failing.

(Russell 1938 147) When his remarks treat of current affairs, they are often pessimistic.