Sentence examples for fatalistic air from inspiring English sources
There's a fatalistic air -- that's this vibe that's out there now.
With all those illnesses, there was a weary, fatalistic air about the room, and as Mr. Levitt performed, some played solitaire or read novels.
A similar and strangely fatalistic air hangs over the production of "The Walking Dead," which exploded onto television in a six-episode arc last year, drawing six million viewers for its finale, a figure more than double the typical audience for prestigious AMC hits like "Mad Men" and "Breaking Bad".
Other authors have devised different methods for dealing with this: McInerney skips the event altogether, while Jonathan Safran Foer's Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close is narrated by a nine-year-old boy who has yet to develop an air of fatalistic detachment.
Instead he introduces us to a handful of men, most of whom work in the ground or high in the air, and one fatalistic woman, who helps move traffic through the beltway's completed areas and likes to talk about death.
I'm pretty fatalistic about most things, including air travel.
The new "Apocalypse Now" certainly exposes a streak of mischief in his fatalistic temperament; in one added sequence he steals a prized surfboard from Kilgore, the Wagner-mad air cavalry officer played by Robert Duvall.
Others are increasingly fatalistic.
Others were more fatalistic.
