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Meanings of too pessimistic in English
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Usage of too pessimistic in English
1
Our forefathers were too pessimistic; higher thought enthusiasts are often too optimistic.
2
Perhaps-he afterward thought so himself-thiseditorial was a bit too pessimistic.
3
It is possible the baseline forecasts just issued are too optimistic or too pessimistic.
4
Let's hope this forecast turns out to be too pessimistic.
5
Analysts have already estimated that Toyota's loss forecast would prove to be far too pessimistic.
6
The Washington-based fund accepted that its warning of a post-Brexit-vote financial crash had proved too pessimistic.
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Yet analysts say investors may be too pessimistic.
8
He had been too pessimistic; the district was not spiraling out of his control at all.
9
But now, having understood how the clock works, we can see that I was too pessimistic.
10
The Swiss finance minister said he was not too pessimistic about the country's economy as a whole.
11
Is it too optimistic or too pessimistic?
12
You take too pessimistic a view, Jack.
13
In 2007, for example, managing director Richard Ruzika argued that Goldman was too pessimistic about the housing decline.
14
Still, that result sounds too pessimistic.
15
Businesses are not too pessimistic, however.
16
But instead, all but one of them proved in due course to have been to be too pessimistic.
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