Sentence examples for undue pessimism from inspiring English sources
Guarded-optimism, or at least scepticism over undue pessimism, also has powerful arguments in its favour.
In an interview with Associated Press at Davos, he said: Nothing has been resolved in the eurozone, where markets have swung from undue pessimism to undue optimism.
That hurt capital-intensive export industries which were also more likely to rebound quickly—so fewer jobs disappeared.Some think America's slowness to create new jobs is leading to undue pessimism about the rest of the world's prospects.
Dr. Drake, now president of the SETI Institute, a private group in Mountain View, Calif., that is searching for alien civilizations with the huge dish antenna at Arecibo, P.R., said the book's main failing was undue pessimism about life's tenacity.
Viewing a complex structure be it an arch (or, for that matter, the Great Pyramids or Stonehenge), an organ, or a biochemical pathway only as it appears in the present, with no consideration of the scaffolding that may have been involved in its construction, can lead to undue pessimism regarding the plausibility of its assembly by comparatively unremarkable processes.
But such pessimism is unwarranted.
What's an "undue burden"?
"Does he have undue influence?
