defeatism

Philosophers were unknown yet and the fundamental stake was one of religious toleration slightly confused with defeatism .

One of the constants in oncology, as he says, is "the queasy pivoting between defeatism and hope. "

On September 13th he made an eloquent plea against the "policy defeatism" he detects in Britain and other leading economies.

Climate change secretary Ed Miliband told the conference the biggest danger faced by campaigners was creating a sense of defeatism.

In this business, the revolutionaries, as well as their seeds, must be resistant to the common blight of defeatism and despair.

I don't believe this is a time for defeatism. But I do not underestimate the scale of the challenges we now face.

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

This economic isolationism signals a defeatism that will reap the losses, not the gains, of globalization.

But for all its confusion, the aftermath of the rose and orange revolutions still offers plenty of evidence to counter such defeatism .

The first task is to abandon what Adam Posen, an outside member of the monetary policy committee, calls "policy defeatism" .

Though the work was generally well-received, a number of critics attacked the play for its immorality, nihilism, and defeatism.

When it comes to problem-solving on a global scale, we remain weighed down by cynicism, defeatism and outdated institutions.

But as an institution, the EU fears that even a hint of defeatism may spread panic.

Mere lack of enthusiasm, or failure to show it in public, was 'defeatism. '

It Dies Today. The Caitiff Choir Defeatism.

I don't believe this is a time for defeatism.