Sentence examples for rather pessimistic from inspiring English sources

I am rather pessimistic about Japan".

In the last chapter, Nuzzi sounds a rather pessimistic note.

In fact, "The 400 Blows" became a rather pessimistic film.

If that seems like a rather pessimistic message for somebody in his relentlessly upbeat trade, then think again.

And it might seem to embrace a rather pessimistic outlook on life, one of deprivation and denial.

Since he doubted that investment would rise sufficiently to do this, Keynes was rather pessimistic about the possibility of achieving full employment in the long run.

"I'd rather be pessimistic and doing something than being pessimistic and not doing anything at all".

But there are a host of rather more pessimistic prognostications.

Wealth-preservation efforts -- which are cautious rather than pessimistic -- intensified after last April's Nasdaq crash and continued to rise through the recent market turmoil.

He had long admired Dostoyevsky and Camus, and in a letter to a friend while he was working on Ascending and Descending he explained: "That staircase is a rather sad, pessimistic subject, as well as being very profound and absurd.

In such circumstances, all sportsmen look for reasons to be optimistic, rather than pessimistic.