more negative

Still, Americans overall are apparently viewing the police in more negative terms.

This “makes the patient have a more negative attitude toward games,” one specialist says.

But they will also be immune to other more negative and deadly emotions.

There is no one more negative about their own party than Republicans, Greenberg asserted.

But among those who do know, feelings are strikingly more negative.

Fear led Cain to disguise his guilt by repudiating his obligation, through an interrogation more negative than a flat denial.

The nearer he got to the shrine, the more negative and mysterious was the information vouchsafed.

Her still more negative answer was an envelope addressed to me with no enclosure at all.

These observations may be summarized by saying that the benzene nucleus is more negative in character than the aliphatic residues.

Let salt fish come first, and afterwards food of more negative flavour.