Sentence examples for prophet of gloom from inspiring English sources

But lately he is best known as a prophet of gloom.

The last two Federal Reserve chairmen — Ben S. Bernanke and Alan Greenspan — along with Nouriel Roubini, the prescient prophet of gloom the past several years, and Goldman Sachs Group all saw an economy on the mend.

But that hasn't stopped the prophets of gloom gathering.

Only short sellers, prophets of gloom and doom and unimaginative headline writers profit in hard times.

On Aug. 21, 1954, stumping for Republican candidates at a midterm rally, President Eisenhower chided Democrats in a rhyming catch phrase: "prophets of gloom and doom".

More recently, these Christian prophets of gloom have included tensions in the Middle East, the spread of terrorism, and climate change to their list of events that point to the impending apocalypse.

But it would be deplorable to recall the past with the intention only of envisaging a catastrophe that the prophets of gloom will help bring back, whereas nothing in the facts authorizes considering it as a probability".

Prophets of gloom are seeing generals at the ready.

I usually call doom on prophets of gloom and doom because they slobber over catastrophe like mutts chomping Purina.

Let's suppose that at the First Presidential debate on September 26 , 2016 Hillary Clinton debates one of the GOP prophets of gloom and doom, "the four horsemen of the apocalypse:" Trump, Carson, Rubio, or Cruz.

(A corollary, peak debt, was coined in 2006 by a former Cisco employee named Jaswant Jain, who calls himself the Prophet of Doom and Gloom, and who first observed the deleterious effects of unrestrained borrowing as an eight-year-old in a village near the city of Jodhpur, where debt-ridden Brahmins appeared worse off than solvent untouchables).