Eksempler på brug af The pessimism på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Reinforces the pessimism of the investors.
There have been virtually no people killed in warfare in Western Europe since this Union was created andwe need to dispel some of the pessimism by reflecting on that important historical fact.
But amid all the pessimism, one voice rings out its faith in the future.
He suffered from the misery in the world.Thus, initially drew him to the pessimism of Schopenhauer and other philosophers.
I do not understand the pessimism which permeates this aspect of the debate.
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In the words of a compatriot of the Commissioner, Mr Tajani, the chairman, Mr Costa, andAntonio Gramsci, in these discussions we are seeking to balance the pessimism of our intelligence with the optimism of our will.
Thus, initially drew him to the pessimism of Schopenhauer and other philosophers.
Only people, in fact, only men and women possess the original dynamism that can reactivate the many sectors of our social lives,now bowed down by the pessimism that all too often comes from the institutions.
I do not share the pessimism of the Commission as regards the scope for reconversion.
I regret moreover that I did not, then, express myself sufficiently clearly regarding the pessimism that is again on the point of getting the upper hand in the Middle East.
You can turn around the pessimism that you on the Council are yourselves creating by making some specific promises.
It began in embryo in the 1970s under the Standing Employment Committee and the tripartite Conferences(a joint declara tion on vocational training was produced as far back as in 1974), butit then became bogged down in the pessimism of the early 1980s.
Economic growth is now strengthening despite the pessimism following the stock-market crash in October 1987.
Despite the pessimism reigning on both sides, or perhaps because of it, the role of the international community is now essential.
It is important to remember that the current economic crisis and the pessimism that it engenders in citizens feeds aggression and produces violence.
Despite the pessimism that some survey researchers currently feel, I expect that the digital age is going to be a golden age of survey research.
We often speak of the pessimism that gripped Europe following the two referenda that took place last year and in which the European Constitutional Treaty was rejected.
Despite some features preserved from serialism, phenomena like collage and in particular repetition had now become equally important- in an anti-expressive universe characterized by black humour and the grotesque,almost a musical approximation to the pessimism and focus on meaninglessness that one finds in the work of the Irish writer Samuel Beckett, who has fascinated Gudmundsen-Holmgreen ever since the end of the 1950s"as a fixed reference point, an eternal challenge, confirmer and contributor.
Despite the pessimism that some survey researchers currently feel, I expect that the digital age will be the golden age of survey research.
Anyone who has managed to withstand the pessimism, the years of being underrated like the euro has, is worth investing in.
Notwithstanding all the pessimism, which unfortunately, I myself share, I hope that the High Representative will ultimately prove justified in his optimism, and that he will be able to strengthen Europe' s role.
As this year is packing its bag,I wish for you that all the pessimism and troubles also do likewise, and the New Year bring achievement and coveted results for you.
As I have often said, the pessimism of the pro-Europeans is sometimes more worrying than the Euroscepticism of the anti-Europeans, because it does not convey a message of hope for those who believe in Europe.
While we already had the traditional Euroscepticism of those who have never wanted Europe to be a political project,we now have the pessimism of those who like to think of themselves as staunch Europeans and who very often sink into a state of‘crisisphilia', each one of them keen to demonstrate today that he or she has a better idea than the next person about the reasons why Europe is undergoing a profound crisis.
On the one hand, there is the pessimism of the most enthusiastic Europeans, who sometimes speak as if the European Union were in terminal crisis; as if very little has been achieved over the last 50 years; as if it is just a free-trade area and that we still need to build a political Europe, as if what we have is somehow not political.
Personified despondency sings of the pessimism and apathy that typifies the spirit of the age and is mankind's'cross.
Personally, I tend rather to practise the pessimism of reason and the optimism of will, and the reason I quote this fine phrase from Jean Monnet is just to echo what Mr Michel was saying just now, as he confessed that, in a way, he had come here to find some optimism therapy that was not forthcoming elsewhere.
That is why I do not share the depression or the pessimism: I think that, if you keep things in perspective, you will understand that Europe needs to move forward.
This will gradually become such a vivid perception or fact that all the pessimism, despair, tears and depression that today turn a funeral or burial into a ceremony of lamentation in black, black and more black will be changed so as to be what a funeral should be- a congratulatory celebration of light.