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Meanings of pessimistic view in English

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Usage of pessimistic view in English
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The Parallax View takes a staggeringly pessimistic view of the political situation.
The Irish Times
2
Your Majesty, you certainly have a very pessimistic view of human nature.
Napoleon
3
His pessimistic view is that we should close the border, he said.
Reuters
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That's because investors maintain a pessimistic view of the global economy.
Reuters
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The Department of Finance has also taken a pessimistic view on tax receipts.
The Irish Times
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The pessimistic view is that a crisis makes bad things worse.
The Guardian
7
The doctrine of Transcience never drives us to the pessimistic view of life.
The Religion of the Samurai / A Study of Zen Philosophy and Disc...
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The other was a man who took a generally pessimistic view.
The Irish Times
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There always were writers who took a pessimistic view of mankind.
Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution
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Wouldn't that make a collision with a cyclist more likely? A pessimistic view, perhaps.
The Guardian
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A former senior U.S. official took a more pessimistic view.
Reuters
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Interview with Charles Pomerantz, top tick man, who gave an pessimistic view of it.
The new yorker
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That said; you may have a slightly pessimistic view.
The South African
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An optimistic view from the forum is considered bullish, whereas pessimistic view will be bearish.
The South African
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Perhaps the most pessimistic view came from Richard Holbrooke.
Obama's wars
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These considerations often led many thinkers, ancient and modern, to the pessimistic view of life.
The Religion of the Samurai / A Study of Zen Philosophy and Disc...
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