Sentences with phrase «general pessimism»
"General pessimism" refers to a negative or gloomy outlook on life or a particular situation. It means having a tendency to expect the worst possible outcome. Full definition
That came on top of earlier reports of lower iPhone 8 demand, increasing general pessimism about the latest versions of Apple's flagship product.
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Across 40 years he has spoken publicly of his atheism and general pessimism while drawing from these sentiments in even his goofiest comedies.
Given other negative indicators and general pessimism around the recovery, people have generally accepted this narrative.
If you're like me though, and you have just a bit of a rebellious streak with a dash of general pessimism in your disposition, then going against the psychological current may not be as taxing to do.
But the decline of marriage, rising drug addiction, suicide, and a general pessimism about the future indicate that there's a hollowness at the center of today's secular establishment.
a general pessimism about our ability to do much good in the Middle East?
Realists retained a general pessimism about human nature, which was in their view little amendable.
By 1938, it had sunk as low as $ 36, thanks to a bad year and general pessimism.