I loved how this represented the fatalism of the piece.
The execution makes the sentimental fatalism of pulp seem like sensory deprivation.
As a Gen-Xer, I find the self-centered fatalism of "the hippies" frustrating.
It's an eerily fitting match for the cool fatalism of Fonda's world view.
That sentence, reflecting the mystical fatalism of a main character, is sometimes translated as "Every morning on Earth is irrevocable".
The fatalism of American workers emerges as a result: those who say they are on your side don't see you.
Instead, with an extraordinary array of facts and statistics, the book offers an account of the fatalism of war.
If the New Wave's gangsters tend to be a little silly, that doesn't preclude the traditional fatalism of French noir.
In this extraordinary debut, Apple, you come slap up against the abiding fatalism of a 5,000-year 5,000-yearon.
Mr Sarkozy was referring to the fatalism of the French, but his missionary faith in political willpower is needed still more in France's moribund neighbour, Germany.
"Is it a sign?" "Yeah, it's a sign," said Jackson Floyd, 49, offering the practical fatalism of those who have known hard luck.
