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61. Optimism and pessimism mingle queerly in American writing.

62. Now we must not give into pessimism and mistrust.

63. Pessimism is being ridden with worries and indecisiveness.

64. Pessimism is the eastest way of self defeatism.

65. Therefore, you are self-contempt, pessimism, and even despair.

66. As a result, his pessimism is thorough and despairing.

67. Blundering psychology is a kind of familiar morbid psychology in society, and it also exists among postgraduates, such as fickleness, haste-in-progress, dysphoria, pessimism, and so on.

68. Therefore, existentialism falls into to person's realistic destiny sighing with sadness, becomes the people from the sorrowful self-pity pessimism and misanthropy philosophy.

69. The level of pessimism was at the lowest since November 24, 2005, and the bull-bear spread was at the highest since April 15, 2004.

70. I realized that it could become a part of my life if I fought against my self-hatred and pessimism.

71. Your pessimism is unjustified.

71. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

72. I really enjoy the ingenuity of scientists testing optimism and pessimism in starlings, episodic memory in scrub jays and meadow voles, joy in rats.

73. Clinton's comments appear to reflect a new US pessimism on Iran following the June presidential elections, that brought an entrenchment by hardliners in Tehran.

74. During his lifetime, he had a broad spiritual connection with modern British and American poets of various schools ranging from romanticism to pessimism and imagism.

75. And the latter noted in his diary the general's pessimism regarding the military position in the West.

76. Croft had none of the particular blend of pessimism and fatalism that Red and Brown felt.

77. We have seen too much defeatism, too much pessimism, too much of a negative approach.

78. Nine years after the father's death, a series of events conspired to break the depressing cycle of constant pessimism from a well-meaning medical profession.

79. It was unexpected by Jacques Lacan that his theory expressed in form of extreme pessimism just proved reversely the Marx's thesis that the human nature is the sum and total of one's social relations.

80. Axolotls sudden death rises to the philosophic layer, which achieves the graciousness and grace to all flesh, as well as a mood of pessimism and world-weariness.

81. But in the past few months that view has come into question, as spending has slowed and surveys reflect mounting consumer pessimism.

82. That pessimism comes despite a sharp weakening of the Indian rupee, which helps tech companies that earn most of their revenue overseas.

83. Work to usually regret , irascibility, fidgety and pessimism, and is hard to control own motion.

84. "There is definitely an air of pessimism spreading across markets today," said Samarjit Shankar, managing director of global FX strategy at BNY Mellon in Boston.

85. But we should guard against substituting irrational pessimism for irrational exuberance.

86. But, because economic uncertainty already brought about the year of PC, mobile phone and semiconductor to forecast, be moved low, they still are faced with high uncertainty and grumous pessimism.

87. Some common signs and symptoms of depression include feelings of hopelessness, pessimism worthlessness, and helplessness.

88. Is scientific scholarship perhaps only a fear and an excuse in the face of pessimism, a delicate self-defence against—the Truth?

89. There are other reasons for pessimism about quickly achieving effective global co - ordination.

90. Qiuniang's family background buries a seed of pessimism and mercilessness in her heart, she dares not to get love which as a matter fact is just what she longs for earnestly deep in mind.