Sentence examples for slightly pessimistic from inspiring English sources

As a manager he was slightly pessimistic.

This was slightly pessimistic, but his partner was correspondingly optimistic by jumping to six hearts.

When asked if he thought podium finishes unlikely he added: "Yes, but I am always slightly pessimistic".

However, given Fannie Mae's declining financial condition, and the fact that even a slightly pessimistic statement from Mr. Paulson about the company's finances would be likely to send its stock price into a tailspin, the company has few options but to concede to the government's demands.

"To be honest, I'm slightly pessimistic that it will ever happen, but if it doesn't, the human race is going to die out because there will be too many people to feed and there won't be enough money to go around".

But recently over the last year, recruitment to the Territorial Army, and now the Reserves Army, has not been great and so I am slightly pessimistic.

Compared with other forecasters, the World Bank's predictions are slightly more pessimistic.

But, as a whole, we are slightly less pessimistic than we were.

Next year's financing gap of $383 million, although severe, is slightly less pessimistic than initially thought.

Views on the current health of the economy brightened, but consumers were slightly more pessimistic about the outlook.

The ECB's outlook for eurozone growth was slightly more pessimistic than when forecasts were last published in June.