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Перевод: pessimistic

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пессимистический; пессимистичный

Тезаурус:

1. Modigliani's innately pessimistic view of life was fuelled by the war.
2. This piece is intensely pessimistic and is a forerunner of his later "doubt of the validity of a civilization" on the eve of the Second World War.
3. In fact, Berger completed the slowing down lap, which indicated a pessimistic computer and justified his theory that, had Schumacher got really close in the final laps, he would have gone flat out and to hell with the consequences.
4. (The main difference between the two studies is that the American forecasters assume a fairly high level of growth in total employment while the British researchers are more pessimistic, predicting that employment over the 10 years will fall by 3 per cent.)
5. About much of the rest, I was hostile or pessimistic.
6. In fact, apart from industrial disputes, the nuclear industry's pessimistic predictions about supplies of fossil fuels have been proved wrong in practice.
7. Chris Tracey, investment director at fund manager Save Prosper, is even more pessimistic.
8. So, apart from age making people personally pessimistic about their own circumstances, economic perceptions were primarily influenced by a combination of personal political prejudice (partisanship) and biased information sources (right-wing or left-wing papers) (Table 7.14).
9. An astonishingly frank, and therefore pessimistic, view of Soviet history is now the basis of instruction in Soviet schools.
10. "You must take me as you find me", "A leopard can't change his spots" and other maxims take an essentially pessimistic view about the malleability of behaviour.
11. Proponents of the changes did, however, find the prognostications of their adversaries far too pessimistic and polemical.
12. The method used in figure 9.5 is to cut the distribution in two and to display the percentage in one or other group; here the percentages endorsing the two pessimistic response categories have been amalgamated (it is slightly inaccurate to describe those who think the economy deteriorated in the past as "pessimists", but it is a convenient shorthand).
13. It is this perspective, drawn from both anthropology and history, rather than class conflict, which provides the deeply pessimistic theme of Simone de Beauvoir's Old Age .