Sentence examples for fatalistic attitude from inspiring English sources
Panahi maintains a smilingly fatalistic attitude to it all.
This fatalistic attitude is not limited to alumni.
All too often in India, such accidents are shrugged off with a fatalistic attitude.
RESPECT FAMILY VALUES: Other countries, especially France, have a more fatalistic attitude toward adultery.
Some Shelter Islanders have adopted a fatalistic attitude toward the recommended precautions.
Like many Americans, Ms. Solomon has developed an oddly fatalistic attitude.
Add to that fatalistic attitudes, inadequate emergency services, slack (or corrupt) law enforcement and an often startling array of human and motorised traffic moving at different speeds.
The "fatalistic" attitudes of some parents means fewer than generally thought are seeing their children get into their true first choice of primary school, the researchers found.
Historicizing certain notions helps participants to overcome fatalistic attitudes towards history, the idea of predetermination and current interpretations of reality which employ dubious categories.
After adjustment on socio-demographic background and SES, respondents who emphasized behavioral risk factors were less prone to endorse fatalistic attitudes (considering that nothing can be done to avoid cancer), while those who emphasized environmental risk factors were more prone to do so, and were also more frequently daily smokers.
Conclusion: These results suggest that lay people's beliefs regarding cancer risk factors are shaped by their conceptions regarding one's body and health, and especially their health locus of control, as the tendency to either emphasize behavioral or environmental factors was correlated to fatalistic attitudes.
