Sentence examples for a fatalism from inspiring English sources

Something inside us -- a "fatalism" gene, perhaps?

There is a fatalism about the OECD.

"There's a fatalism that clouds the planning process.

There is a fatalism and desolation at the heart of Prodigy's music.

He brings it to life so well, although there is a fatalism behind the characters.

David Brooks: I'm sort of on a fatalism kick these days.

The most debilitating effect, one investigator said, has been "a paralyzing fatalism," a malaise brought on by an alien presence that almost seems alive.

Italians of all ages feel a weary fatalism after a decade of almost no economic growth.

A Buddhist fatalism may also play a role.

She has noticed a new warmth, and a new fatalism, in post-Sept.

To support that pervasive control, we embrace an illusory efficiency and a cheery fatalism about market forces.