Sentence examples for fatalistic acceptance from inspiring English sources

Internally contradictory, they spell out the fatalistic acceptance of reality and discontent with what has been thus accepted; powerlessness and a new empowerment; a confrontation with the terrifying future and an openness to the weakness it portends.

They tend to despise fatalistic acceptance and believe that all problems probably have solutions.

But it is the fatalistic acceptance of his decision by most of the country that makes it possible.

But there appears to be more to the apathy in some places than the fatalistic acceptance of natural disasters.

That this has been true for many years, despite the occasional ravings of committed Loire lovers, breeds a certain fatalistic acceptance.

For others, it represents shoddy products and shady practices for which the country has long been known, and a fatalistic acceptance of that reality.

One common characteristic of universal basic income advocates, and indeed progressives and labor more generally, is a near-fatalistic acceptance of the current path of technological development.

But the national traits of a stiff upper lip and a near-fatalistic acceptance of one's lot have kept the Japanese composed and orderly.

And as the Tao saying suggests, acceptance does not convey fatalistic resignation.

Although we investigated a completely different set of patients than Zalewska and co-workers [ 18], we do suggest that the concept of a rational/emotional disease acceptance goes far beyond fatalistic resignation.

Disease acceptance should not be regarded as a coping style with an attitude of fatalistic resignation, but as a complex and active process of dealing with a chronic disease.