| What a rebuke to those who seem to thrive on naysaying, despair, division, and the past, or who are imprisoned by memories of the good old days! |
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| I sure wish those naysaying lefties would just shut up about our so-called failure in the war. |
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| From what I hear most of the usual naysaying pundits are rather hopeful about him. |
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| You make a good point, Kitty, and that's what the administration is saying, that we've heard this before, this naysaying, this handwringing. |
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| Rather than acting as the conveyer of constructive criticism, it became the voice of naysaying, rightist extremists. |
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| In a way, it is the latter that worries some Republicans most — that the law will succeed over their Chicken Little, sky-is-falling naysaying. |
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| Though there is no official diplomatic commitment to the concept, Martin's casual interest is nonetheless a leap beyond the naysaying of previous administrations. |
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| The naysaying marine geologists who love to point out that there is no geological evidence at all for a sunken continent on the Atlantic Ocean floor are absolutely right. |
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| Now, with thousands of medical studies showing little or no adverse health effects from coffee, all the decades of naysaying are finally coming to a close. |
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| Yet Sweeney remains sanguine in the face of such universal naysaying. |
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| While you would think that this would earn him admiration, it's provoked all sorts of naysaying instead. |
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| Instead of naysaying what is happening and what we are achieving in the Canadian economy, we should celebrate our successes. |
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| But continually naysaying with no apparent idea of their own about how to improve the training of the military, for example, is not a constructive way to approach the debate. |
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| He's is pretty much naysaying the strategic importance of the IT sector. |
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| The gun debate in America has reached a crescendo marked by the naysaying of those who live and die by the gun. |
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| There is little sign of encouragement, however, for that good cause or others as the 111th Congress expires in the grip of Senate Republicans demeaning public service as an exercise of naysaying. |
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| Then Paul triumphed, the Tea Party proved its muscle and McConnell, eyeing his own 2014 re-election bid, had to worry about being undone by the very romance with naysaying outsiders that lofted Paul to victory. |
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| He worked up his confidence, though, and powered through the whole thing in spite of the Polish naysaying. |
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| They also believe that some of the naysaying coverage of ACO development of late has very much overdrawn. |
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| The fact is that, too often, NEA has sat on the sidelines of change, naysaying, quick to say what won't work and slow to say what will. |
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