Sentence examples for fatalism it from inspiring English sources

In that fatalism, it seems, he has found a sort of serenity.

A poem of fate and fatalism, it analyses and engages strangely and consistently.

It also seemed to echo something of the turbulent history of the region, and the fatalism it has engendered in succeeding generations.

The story is "La Strada" without the poverty and fatalism: it follows the sadomasochistic, symbiotic relationship between a knocked-around carnival performer and his assistant.

If trying to overcome fatalism, it is simply accepting that not all events lead to one inevitable outcome and that events are much more chaotic and confusing than they first seem.

(His other work includes "The Cradle Will Rock" and the opera "Regina".) It is music that reflects its life-burned characters' fatalism, but it will not send you into the streets dancing a jig.

It is as if there is a sense of fatalism when it comes to mental health.

Of course the threat of fatalism, when it arises from God's existence, could be averted by denying that God exists.

There are a number of arguments for fatalism, and it seems that one way of countering all of them would be to adopt the Aristotelian solution, or something akin to it.

This inadequate presentation of the facts may lead the public to believe that, as in a lottery - which demands hope before the draw, but fatalism after it - the differences in survival are simply due to chance, and that little or nothing can be done to change them.

I don't think it's at that point where I've got to, you know, 'rally the troops and let's get after it.'" One participant in the less motivated group expressed fatalism, stating, "If it happens, it's going to happen, and there's nothing I can do about it".