Sentence examples for pessimistic waiting from inspiring English sources

For watchers on the ground this first smooth climb released a lot of emotion — not least the tensions of a day's pessimistic waiting.

If they failed, participants who had ruminated and acted pessimistic during the waiting period "were more motivated to spring into action, presumably with an eye on retaking the exam at the next available opportunity," the researchers write.

And consumer spending there remains weak while deflation encourages the ever-pessimistic Japanese to wait for lower prices before buying.

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

While Mrs. Blumenthal wonders if people are waiting -- either for prices to surge or recede -- before they alter their driving habits, Mr. Mulholland is more pessimistic.

No, wait: that's the old, doomed pessimistic me talking again.

Disappointed New Yorkers can be pessimistic, i.e. one man figured all he could do was wait until, in about 300 yrs., another place might open in the area.

"Kind of a wait-and-see, Saturnial, pessimistic.

Some take a wait-and-see attitude, but Mr. Roistacher, for one, is pessimistic.

Most physicians adopt a wait-and-see attitude after a brain injury because they are pessimistic, said Dr. Jordan Grafman, a neurologist at the National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Stroke.

That looks unduly pessimistic.