Sentence examples for too much gloom from inspiring English sources

Too much gloom can become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

It shows the limitations of the creed, while offering a useful counterweight to too much gloom.

The corollary is that a market tumble need not spell too much gloom, at least in the short term.The longer-term repercussions of the mania are more worrisome.

With capacity utilisation in manufacturing at its lowest for 18 years, firms will also be reluctant to invest more.Yet there is no need for too much gloom about the dwindling powers of the Fed.

Too much talk about gloom and doom could turn off voters who are tired of feeling worried.

Let's hope he is right in predicting "a change in the economic mood"—after all, too much doom and gloom is no good for anyone, even journalists.

There is too much pessimism and gloom for those shares not to pay off.

"It's perhaps been a bit too much doom and gloom in the past on climate," one official told the BBC at the launch in London.

That added a touch too much severity and gloom.

There has been too much doom and gloom, and not enough of the content creators' boom.

In the foreword to From Unknown Worlds, in 1948, Campbell commented that fantasy before Unknown had been too much infused with "gloom and terror"; his approach in Unknown had been to assume that the "creatures of mythology and folklore" could be characters in an amusing tale as easily as they could be made part of a horror story.