Sentence examples for fatalistic sense from inspiring English sources

Might Taymor, who's directed plenty of Shakespeare in her career, be exercising a fatalistic sense of humour?

It's the country's fatalistic sense that the stacked economic order that gave us the Great Recession remains not just in place but more entrenched and powerful than ever.

Despite the fascination with technology and inventing the future, there is a fatalistic sense of human beings as tools of technological forces totally beyond our control.

It's time to reject this fatalistic sense that grandiose design mistakes are irreversible – that we just have to put up with them.

They offer an implicit critique of the optimistic, tolerant multiculturalism that has become a central feature of modern American ideology: a more fatalistic sense of contradiction and complication.

Sometimes his performances, like his last show in New York City, at the Bottom Line in 1995, movingly mixed minor-key tear-jerkers with a fatalistic sense of humor.

I was torn between a belief that the environment was crucial and everything we did mattered – an individualistic and slightly controlling conviction that leads every parent to beat themselves up on a regular basis – and a more fatalistic, or accepting, sense of the fundamental essence of being a baby.

But, while no people on earth have a keener sense of fatalistic irony than the Russians, they long ago stopped finding Yeltsin amusing.

This is foolish, fatalistic, and in a sense downright fatal.

Unlike Stop the War's famous march before the 2003 invasion of Iraq notable for being the biggest anti-war protest of all time before a war even started the sense of fatalistic gloom arrived early, hovering over the speakers' podium.

At this point, there was a sense of fatalistic acceptance.