Sentence examples for fatalistic eye from inspiring English sources
Bowlsby, the Iowa athletic director, cast a philosophical, if fatalistic, eye on the effort.
The death was an accident, but to Pete's fatalistic eye nothing happens by chance.
The announcement was designed to demonstrate that the police are neither fatalistic nor bigoted in the face of murderous extremism.Similarly eye-catching was the initiative, a day later, by the Muslim Council of Britain, a broad umbrella group which can make a fair claim to speak for the whole community.
Her grown-up brand of pop music – understated, fatalistic, with that sultry voice and her astonishing almond-shaped eye – gave her a sophisticated appeal.
Her first travel piece, about Cairo, from 1955, bears traces of what would later be called orientalism: someone with "black eyes, mournful and gay at the same time", displays "quick fatalistic anger" – anger is non-fatalistic almost by definition, but this is "the east" – or looks up out of his deep preoccupation to give a sudden shout, "as Arabs do" (what, all of them)?
Asked if Keep Your Eyes Peeled was still a dangerous spot, he laughed and gave a typically fatalistic response, characteristic of a city with one of the highest murder rates in the hemisphere, "These days, any part of Caracas is dangerous".
Others are increasingly fatalistic.
Some were understandably fatalistic.
Others were more fatalistic.
