Sentence examples for vast pessimism from inspiring English sources

There is a palpable hunger for balms of any type right now, and, as it gets harder and harder to invent new ones, it makes sense that we'd turn, collectively, toward preëxisting expressions — toward songs or bands or genres that don't feel marred by a vast pessimism.

The example of Pinter's stalwart opposition to what he termed "the modes of thinking of those in power"—the "brick wall" of the "minds" perpetuating the "status quo" —infused the "vast political pessimism" that some academic critics may perceive in his artistic work, its "drowning landscape" of harsh contemporary realities, with some residual "hope for restoring the dignity of man".

Nevertheless, there are islands of hope in this vast sea of pessimism.

That pessimism is of vast philosophical value if your chosen field is artistic, but no matter what your field is this pessimism will also cost you greatly in the practical, interpersonal, business side of whatever you're doing — and, if what you do is business, you're on an upward flight toward an Icarus-like disaster.

Drawing on a vast amount of research, Lynas's book tempers its pessimism by insisting that time remains for the world to avert the coming crisis.

And surely policy should take into account not just the so far purely hypothetical risk of a loss of confidence by the bond market, but also the very real chance that vast amounts of potential production, not to mention the future, is being squandered through excessive pessimism.

Pessimism prevails.

His pessimism is sobering.

Is such pessimism justified?

Pure negativity and pessimism.

Her pessimism was unfounded.