Sentence examples for fatalistic view from inspiring English sources

Smeed also had a fatalistic view of traffic accidents.

I just don't take a fatalistic view of the newspaper.

This amazing conversation contrasts a humanistic and a fatalistic view of life.

Having been hardened by experience, many people develop a more fatalistic view of friendship.

The response has its roots in the medical field's long-held fatalistic view of stroke.

Imwe seems to be taking a fatalistic view of the Force into battle with him.

But many younger evangelicals — and some old-timers — take a less fatalistic view.

Mr Smith has taken the fatalistic view that GM will have to wait until age slims the workforce.

Schumer is like a latter-day Mae West: glamorous, promiscuous and with a very fatalistic view about men and relationships.

Some staff held fatalistic views of individual prisoners, saying: "those who really want to do it will do it anyway".

The superficial nature of geoengineering as a solution to climate change – a sticking plaster rather than a treatment of the underlying problem – seemed to trigger quite fatalistic views, with some even going so far as to describe humans as a "disease" that the Earth would eventually cleanse itself of.