Sentence examples for a fatalistic view from inspiring English sources

Smeed also had a fatalistic view of traffic accidents.

I just don't take a fatalistic view of the newspaper.

This amazing conversation contrasts a humanistic and a fatalistic view of life.

Imwe seems to be taking a fatalistic view of the Force into battle with him.

"There is a way in which that mantra can lead to a fatalistic view of life, and can leave out the incredible power of choice," he said.

"Romántico" shows how grinding poverty instills a fatalistic view of life in which good fortune is dependent on prayers and miracles.

Historically, in many areas, disasters were viewed from a fatalistic perspective, and even in the 21st century many people still believed disasters were simply a feature of life.

It transpires that the man had a wife (Charlize Theron), who took a more fatalistic view of their straitened circumstances, muffling the emotional impact of their final separation and suggesting, perhaps unwittingly, that Mortensen has rather more love for his son than he ever did for her.

Schumer is like a latter-day Mae West: glamorous, promiscuous and with a very fatalistic view about men and relationships.

Middle-Easterners showed a similar pattern of beliefs to North Africans, with a more fatalistic view of DM in terms of factors lying beyond one's own control, such as fate and supernatural influence through the will of God or Allah (external locus of control; [ 9, 10].

He emerges as a religious leader with an almost fatalistic view that the truth in many sex abuse cases is unknowable.