Sentence examples for so pessimistic that from inspiring English sources

"People are so pessimistic that the second anything positive happens, they call it a bubble.

Nish Kumar - "My mum's so pessimistic, that if there was an Olympics for pessimism... she wouldn't fancy her chances".

Yannis Stournaras, the Greek finance minister, said the agreement's assumptions were so pessimistic that Greece could surprise on the upside.

In a downturn, it is normal for many people to become so pessimistic that they stop looking for work.

– Lou Sanders 10) "My mum's so pessimistic, that if there was an Olympics for pessimism … she wouldn't fancy her chances".

Nish Kumar's contribution ran: "My mum's so pessimistic, that if there was an Olympics for pessimism… she wouldn't fancy her chances".

By early 2008, Germany will be in a period of permanent campaigning: a string of important state elections will lead up to a federal election due by September 2009.One reason why many observers are so pessimistic is that the coalition has shown little ability to strike sensible compromises.

Vickers said: "If the industry turned out to be unreformable, and I'm not so pessimistic as to think that, then it's possible that total separation would turn out, in due course, to be the better step to take".

But some analysts predict that investors are now so pessimistic about the dollar that they could push it down much further if the Group of 7 countries show willingness to stem the decline.

Both mean, really, that the other guy is so pessimistic about government action that, in power, he won't actually do anything.

But I wonder why she's so pessimistic about the impact that a writer's published statements may have on her appreciation of his or her book.