Sentence examples for fatalistic tone from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it's hard to ignore his fatalistic tone when he talks about the music business.

Since November, the Hollande government has swung between a triumphalist rhetoric that recalls the early days of the War on Terror and a fatalistic tone of pragmatic pessimism.

Back then, he really was one of us — just another fan — and his fatalistic tone was perfect for the awful Boston sports scene of the late '90s and very early 2000s.

Like the G-20 protests of years past, which have been driven by an anarchistic, fatalistic tone, Hawaiian rights protests, often linked to economic development debates, have felt isolated and impossible beyond the state level.

In an interview in the New Yorker magazine to coincide with the album, he struck a fatalistic tone, while declaring his determination to keep working at his craft until the end.

Especially disheartening is the fatalistic tone that Gelb has struck in discussing the Met's biggest crisis, "Klinghoffer" notwithstanding: the ongoing negotiations with the sixteen unions that represent the Met's great beehive of performers and workers.

He speaks in short sentences and fatalistic tones.

Their season has a distinctly fatalistic feeling to it.

His tone was more fatalistic than furious.

As Mr McCain himself says: "I learned a long time ago that things are transient around here".But the tone is of fatalistic humour, not anguished exasperation.

If its effects are "poetic" they are also, in a loose sense, musical, and in its fatalistic circlings, its motivic repetitions, its tone both fervent and elusive, Bruges-la-Morte dwells, like much of the music of the fin de siècle, in an inner realm of refined and portentous subjectivity.