Sentence examples for substantial pessimism from inspiring English sources
The difference, a negative 35.3, implied substantial pessimism and was followed two years later by Ronald Reagan's defeat of Jimmy Carter.
Everyone knows I've got a view of the world that includes a healthy and substantial degree of pessimism.' If forced to generalise, he finds the theatre more moribund than the cinema, but is still exhilarated by both.
All in all, pessimism took a substantial toll; the most pessimistic individuals had a 42% higher rate of death than the most optimistic.
And, the Manchester group pointed out, the public's pessimism about cancer had a "very substantial justification," for "over all the cancers taken together, death is still a much more common outcome than cure, and the manner of death is, by and large, often as distressing as can be".
WASHINGTON — With time running short to work out a deal to avert a year-end fiscal crisis, President Obama called Speaker John A. Boehner to the White House on Thursday evening to try to move talks forward even as pessimism mounted that a broad deal could be struck that bridges the substantial gap between the parties on taxes and entitlements like Medicare.
Is this pessimism warranted?
Even his pessimism stimulates.
But pessimism is intense.
