Sentence examples for fatalistic feeling from inspiring English sources

Their season has a distinctly fatalistic feeling to it.

Those idle moments when we're overcome by a fatalistic feeling that "it's all for nothing and you're alone".

Smith doesn't buy into the fatalistic notion that this type of violence is inevitable, though.

(Patient) Practitioners trivializing OA and having fatalistic attitudes gave patients the feeling that their complaints were not recognized: "Anyway, I've always been skeptical about the knowledge and the interest of the care providers for osteoarthritis.

His tone was more fatalistic than furious.

But there is a frenzied feeling to that kind of self-indulgence, a fatalistic, forced happiness that made me feel sad underneath.

The use of dietary supplements gives the patients the feeling of being active, especially when confronted with fatalistic attitudes and trivialization of OA.

But when we returned a few hours later, somehow the fatalistic, spiritual nature of India seemed to do its job and it wound up feeling a cathartic, if not apt, ending to our journey.

Glass emerges from his autobiography as "a strangely laconic and fatalistic figure, apparently sincere, stable and honest, but not given to emotional confession or extremes of feeling.

In other words, both fatalistic and avoidant beliefs could help to relieve the cognitive dissonance experienced from knowing that smoking could cause cancer, but feeling powerless to quit (Festinger, 1957).

Others are increasingly fatalistic.