But now, he is also full of gloom and doom.
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Still, some analysts think the tariff gloom and doom is overdone.
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But it's not all gloom and doom for women in Silicon Valley.
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This gloom-and-doom vision has Republicans trembling, and their critics salivating.
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" In this case, the answer would be DOOM, as in "Gloom and DOOM.
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Storm clouds Shearing argues that some of the gloom and doom is unjustified.
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Missing was the gloom-and-doom warnings of "American carnage" from his inaugural address.
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Just because death is around the corner doesn't mean it's all gloom and doom!
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And much like anything else these days, it's a pile of gloom and doom.
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But where the show focuses on gloom and doom, Havens sees glimmers of hope.
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He was scrolling through Twitter on Thursday and noticed the gloom-and-doom tone.
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Obviously, there was – PETER NAVARRO: No gloom and doom on New Year's Eve, Joe.
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"It is not all gloom and doom and there is progress," Koehler told the meeting.
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And that's even more dispiriting than all the gloom and doom of Batman v Superman.
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The man who wants to save the bees But it's not all gloom and doom.
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But the predicted gloom and doom never materialized even as domestic natural gas demand increased.
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For them, it's all gloom and doom in all of its flag-burning, civil disobedience glory.
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Plus, as he told TIME, "it shows that getting older is not all gloom and doom."
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As a climate scientist, I'm sometimes overwhelmed by the gloom and doom of my research area.
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There was acknowledgement that they existed, but with very few exceptions, everything ended in gloom and doom.
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It is no secret that the Trump administration is generally skeptical about climate change gloom and doom.
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"This is not gloom and doom right now," Rutgers coach Eddie Jordan told reporters after the loss.
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There is definitely a slowdown of the manufacturing sector, but corporate profits were not gloom-and-doom.
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They're tired of all this gloom and doom, and 'the U.S. is going in a trash heap.
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But he's not predicting gloom and doom for all countries which have been benefiting from a strong run.
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With U.S. stocks at year-to-date highs, Marc Faber is shedding some of his gloom and doom.
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Sorry for the gloom and doom, but it seemed a topic better explored before Election Day than after.
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So, perhaps this isn't so much a sign of gloom and doom as it is a much-needed shakeup.
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This doesn't mean it's all gloom and doom, but Easter definitely calls for some solemn reflection among observant Christians.
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Meanwhile, it isn't all gloom and doom for U.S. producers, whose budgets have been hit by low oil prices.
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Sure, that may sound pretty macabre compared to trick-or-treating, but Samhain isn't just about gloom and doom.
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So far, 2016 has been volatile and it seems all we hear in the media is gloom and doom.
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Yeah, one takeaway ... and I mean, I don't really want this to be a gloom and doom football book.
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Despite all of his gloom and doom, Hawking did end with some positive notes, according to British newspaper The Independent.
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So why the gloom and doom about jobs within the Trump administration and among tens of millions of his supporters?
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So, why the gloom and doom about jobs within the Trump administration and among tens of millions of his supporters?
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The after-hours stock rally showed Wall Street's relief, after a gloom-and-doom outlook going into the earnings report.
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" Robin Dunbar, Elizabeth River's deputy director of education, said, "Our whole message has not been scary," all "gloom and doom.
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However, it was not all gloom and doom as Yusko said the emerging markets were still strong places to invest.
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Absorbing and interacting with the news every day can turn straight-faced information into an affecting deluge of gloom and doom.
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" Tom Ciccolella, partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, said that "there was a lot of gloom and doom prior to the numbers coming out.
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Yet in spite of his notoriously austere approach to filmmaking, Bird maintains that Zulawski wasn't all gloom and doom on set.
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America's long record of environmental stewardship is a success story often overshadowed by the gloom-and-doom debate around climate change.
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New York (CNN Business)The gloom-and-doom on Wall Street has wiped out the stock market's gains for the year.
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The GenderCool Project highlights transgender students who are ambitious and well-adjusted, countering the gloom-and-doom portrayals that are common.
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In the gloom and doom of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman felt like a beacon of hope.
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And there was his now familiar gloom and doom, expressed in the harsh hyperbole of a guy complaining to his taxi driver.
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"Mysticism doesn't have to be a dark, scary thing," she says, adding that tarot has a reputation for predicting exclusively gloom and doom.
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Today, the Emerging Cloud Index is showing signs of recovering nicely, and all of that gloom and doom seems to be yesterday's news.
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All right, the prevailing wisdom among the professional political prognosticators is that it&aposs all gloom and doom for Republicans come the November midterms.
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And Democrats hope it will offer something of a mood-lifting antidote to the gloom and doom proffered by Republicans on the campaign trail.
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We watch one about artificial intelligence taking over jobs, but it's not as gloom and doom of a talk as I thought it would be.
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Remarkably, most of the country is ignoring the gloom and doom, pumped up by the surging stock market, accelerating wages and a strengthening jobs picture.
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Holding the 12th Congressional District in Ohio offers temporary relief for Republicans against a deluge of gloom-and-doom stories about their prospects in the midterms.
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Ultimately, the robots might be coming, but if government decision-makers can get their act together in time it might not all be gloom and doom.
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But just as the gloom and doom was washing over the crowd, Gore sounded a hopeful note, highlighting ways that humans can and are changing things.
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The travel and leisure sector group has also bounced back, even though it seemed that these stocks were surrounded by the gloom and doom of short-sellers.
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It's not all gloom and doom for Intel, with the company said to be in the running to see its modem chips included in the next iPhone.
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Perhaps shutdowns serve the libertarian view in a small way by illustrating that government is not as essential as past and present gloom-and-doom commentary suggests.
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While there's gloom and doom simmering in the Queen City, Green Bay dealt with the dark cloud of injury last week in its 21-2110 loss to Atlanta.
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Of course, if you and your S.O. seek out your synastry chart only to find the stars spell nothing but gloom and doom for your future, don't stress.
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"The gloom and doom talk for 2020 is based on the notion that there aren't any obvious blockbusters on paper," said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for Comscore.
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"There has been no shortage of gloom and doom around Apple over the past several months, similar to the summer of 27," said Drexel Hamilton analyst Brian White.
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Still, even with the gloom and doom surrounding emerging markets these days, there is little sign that standard bearers are forgoing their annual week in the Swiss mountains.
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On top of this good news, despite the warnings of gloom and doom from President Trump's opponents, America is now the world leader in cutting carbon dioxide emissions.
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"Once you look beyond U.S. large-cap equities and the gloom and doom on Wall Street, conditions really weren't too bad for stock investing," Clark concluded in 2010.
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Between interstitial classroom skits, Hill flows between Christian paeans, prophetic gloom-and-doom proclamations, a critique of the music business, laments to lost potential, and a few love songs.
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Programming that traffics in gloom and doom, such as HBO's "Chernobyl," is resonating with large numbers of people, many of whom not only watch it, but binge-watch it.
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Many people recognize these feelings, and then try to put on a cheerful face so they don't bring gloom and doom to another person's "happy" time, Dr. Forshee says.
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While the tabloids have been quick to predict gloom and doom for the New York Yankees this season, manager Joe Girardi's club has steadily improved with each passing month.
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It's been a tough summer at the box office, with big-budget projects like "Ben-Hur" flopping, but it isn't all gloom and doom for movie-makers and theater owners.
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That means it's not all gloom and doom, companies just have to start thinking much more creatively about their digital future and the effect that will have across the organization.
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The overall tone of comment from speakers at the ETF conference has matched the market volatility, and notably, not only those like Faber who have long preached gloom and doom.
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The Democrats can go forward with a message of being hopeful and of thinking of a brighter future, and that is more powerful that a message of gloom and doom.
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In contrast to the gloom and doom in the currency market, investors in British stocks were in a far more cheerful mood, highlighting a divergence in sentiment towards UK assets.
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" Maria Spiropulu of the California Institute of Technology and a member of the C.M.S. team, said, "So there is no gloom and doom in my opinion that this is gone.
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These kind of lighthearted exchanges between crew members are much needed breaks from the general gloom and doom of "Discovery," and it's nice to see senior officers sharing a positive rapport.
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Colorado - where legalizing weed didn't end the world When Colorado first talked about legalizing weed, opponents painted a gloom-and-doom picture: it would boost juvenile use, marijuana arrests and highway deaths.
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"We're not driving the gloom and doom message that they'll all be dead by 2030," lead study author Terry Hughes of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies told Gizmodo.
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Thematically, his attention was equally widespread: The set ruminated on the origins of the universe, the meaning of life, and how to best endure the gloom and doom of the here and now.
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But I try not to make it all gloom and doom and talk about safety, you know, like today I thought, 'Oh, I'm sick of Instagram models clicking their heels around the globe.
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Does it mean that his music, from the cultural disintegration of "Diamond Dogs," through the depressive languor of "Low," on to apparent melancholia of "Lazarus" is some sort of message of gloom and doom?
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While financial markets and international organizations keep whining about global gloom and doom, more than half of major world economies have a considerable amount of fiscal and monetary space to strongly stimulate their demand and output.
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The latest numbers will therefore be a blow to any retailer who had hoped spending would keep defying the gloom and doom predicted in the aftermath of Britain's June 2016 vote to leave the European Union.
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The main source of worry was Palm Beach County where Susan Bucher, the Supervisor of Elections, predicted gloom and doom on Sunday, but on Monday after they got moving felt a lot better about their prospects.
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Apple shares were under pressure ahead of Tuesday's after-the-bell earnings report in the face of a gloom-and-doom outlook about iPhone sales, and speculation the tech giant was winding down iPhone X production.
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I go into a journalism class and they are used to gloom and doom and pessimism and everybody thinks that business is shrinking or falling apart, but no, the business is thriving and growing, it's different.
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Still licking his wounds from losing the Iowa caucuses, Donald J. Trump is rolling out a new advertisement that ditches his gloom and doom about the dire state of America in favor of a more positive message.
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Republican presidential candidate John Kasich is brushing aside the gloom-and-doom predictions from GOP rivals as he pitches an optimistic approach, amid a steady rise at the polls in New Hampshire just weeks before the primary.
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This commercial returns to the hopeful, unifying tone that characterized Mr. Rubio's campaign throughout 2015, before adversity prompted him to try to outdo Mr. Trump at times in gloom-and-doom warnings or in locker room-style insults.
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Ears, hands or eyes The Internet is awash with gloom-and-doom predictions about the death of many unicorns, a down market for investing in startups, falling public company multiples and a massive disconnect between private and public valuations.
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" Harvey said his get-together with Trump left him hopeful: "When I walked away, [I was] feeling like there might be a real chance for some positive to come out of what so many people think is all gloom and doom.
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Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)John Kasich warned Wednesday that the gloom and doom campaigning of Ted Cruz and Donald Trump would make it difficult for the top Republicans to defeat Hillary Clinton if one of them earned the GOP presidential nomination.
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The revved up erotic gloom and doom of teen TV — partially attributable to "Riverdale," more attributable to "Pretty Little Liars" — is completely, mercifully absent from the new series, replaced by a Disney cheerfulness and flashes of Irony Jr. for kids.
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"The Republicans have really had a tough time with it because they're trying to paint a picture of gloom and doom when the fact is the economy in Louisiana is doing better today than it has in many years," he said.
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Not a message of gloom-and-doom and defeatism, but a message of reasonable precaution where people can start taking action day-by-day now rather than finding themselves caught up in a panic if things worsen in a week or two.
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Another example of Reznor's and Ross' ability to leverage gloom and doom is their scoring of Ken Burns' and Lynn Novick's 17-hour docuseries The Vietnam War, offering a clue into how the pair have developed a signature sound that strikes a nerve.
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"From our perspective, although we do not expect gloom and doom, the future is more uncertain for the economy and for businesses in general, so we think the time isn't particularly right for us to get involved in this new asset class," Gadhia said.
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O/U: 22013 ABOUT THE BROWNS (22-23): For all of the gloom and doom in Cleveland's offense, Isaiah Crowell has run roughshod over opponents with touchdowns in three straight games and five of six after his career-long 113-yard score last week versus the Ravens.
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There prevailing gloom and doom throughout 2016 on developed markets outside the United States is most acutely focused on Europe: the Vanguard FTSE Developed Markets ETF (VEA) is actually the fourth best for inflows this year and was again in the top 10 for inflows in September.
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" Ms. Khrushcheva said Mr. Trump had "been using a lot of this kind of political-ideological branding" favored by revolutionary leaders, deploying terms like "liberal sympathizer" and "language about gloom and doom in America that is much more forcefully negative than that even used by the Russians.
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The stakes feel higher upon seeing the literal gloom and doom of Elena's formative years in the 1950s: all muted tones, gray skies, dirty streets, shoddy clothing, the claustrophobia of the scrutiny from gossipy neighbors all of whom have dark circles under their eyes—even the children.
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Since the Porter story broke, the Daily Mail has tracked her mood and fashion closely ("The 29-year-old Director of Communications for the White House conveyed her sense of gloom and doom in a black belted jacket and some $800 black-suede, thigh-high Stuart Weitzman boots").
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Despite the anti-Israel bias that pervades the UN and Kerry's gloom and doom perspective, the vast majority of the Israeli public still supports peace with the Palestinians and Kerry missed this critical audience with a speech that failed to address the current reality in the Middle East.
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It was her first offer, and she, too, was so spooked by the daily headlines spelling "gloom and doom" for the economy that she was happy to have a job at all, even if it was an hour-and-a-half drive on a good day from the house she co-owned with her brother in Pasadena, California.
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Before Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE got elected U.S. president, experts predicted economic gloom and doom if he won.
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Where Wild Hunt wore its most serious of faces for the longest time, breaking the glowering only for some awful am-dram and stuffed-animal sexy-times, Blood and Wine is easier on the gloom and doom, ostensibly one long monster hunt set against a gloriously green-and-gold backdrop of verdant southern lands, all sunflowers and blue skies.
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P.H.: A primary goal of Drawdown is to help people who feel overwhelmed by gloom-and-doom messages see that reversing global warming is bursting with possibility: walkable cities, afforestation, bamboo, high-rises built of wood, marine permaculture, multistrata agroforestry, clean cookstoves, plant-rich diet, assisting women smallholders, regenerative agriculture, supporting girls' ongoing education, smart glass, in-stream hydro, on and on.
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"In 2016, when we went in that final day, everybody was predicting gloom and doom," Rubio recalled during a campaign event for Florida gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisFlorida governor orders criminal investigation into handling of Jeffrey Epstein case Groups ask court to block ex-felon voting law in Florida GOP Florida governor enlists new officer to prepare state for rising sea level MORE.
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It took Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's "gloom and doom" acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention last week to make President Obama realize that violence in the United States isn't really as bad as he has been telling us.
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United Nations officials had expected little else, stressing the Geneva meeting marked the start of a longer term process aimed at recalibrating the global response to a crisis that has generated the highest levels of displacement since World War II. "Within all the gloom and doom of Syria it was a positive meeting; I come out of it with a lot of confidence," Volker Turk, assistant high commissioner of the refugee agency, said.
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