Sentence examples for pessimistic victims from inspiring English sources
The results reflected that pessimistic victims were generally more at risk for health problems than optimists were.
Hegi was pessimistic — in cases like this, victims were rarely willing to revisit old traumas — but she passed on Cory Session's phone number, and, surprisingly, Mallin made the call.
Like many families of the victims, Mr. Hassanin's father said he was pessimistic.
The drama here turns on the eponymous pen — a special one, as it happens — which the controlling, pessimistic, wheelchair-bound Helen Bayer (the excellent J. Smith-Cameron), a victim of multiple sclerosis, uses to write while lying down.
In the New York Times, for example, Eric Foner called it "a deeply pessimistic vision of the American experience" and pointed out that "blacks, Indians, women and labourers appear either as rebels or as victims.
Broadly pessimistic in tone, emphasizing suffering and noble stoicism, his work focuses on figures of victimhood and sacrifice, with the poet-philosopher as quintessential victim.
She was the victim, as Hardy saw it, of a malign fate and an unjust society, and Polanski's best work takes a similarly pessimistic view of life.
That looks unduly pessimistic.
St Augustine was pessimistic.
Globally, I'm pessimistic.
