Sentence examples for feel fatalistic from inspiring English sources
"feel fatalistic" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a feeling of resignation or acceptance towards an inevitable outcome. This phrase is often used to convey a sense of hopelessness or despair. Example: After years of trying to find a job in his field, he was starting to feel fatalistic about ever achieving his dream career.
If you knew what the future is likely to hold, would you feel fatalistic or empowered to take control of it?
But I hope that the story doesn't feel fatalistic or cynical about class identity, as if it had the last word.
But she adds that too great an emphasis on the genetic basis of the illness could cause parents to feel fatalistic.
Climate campaigns often bombard us with doom-laden facts and figures that either make people feel fatalistic, like they can't make a difference, or switch them off altogether.
It's not hard to see how a pervasive sense of the economy as a storehouse of money makes it easy for politicians to win by suggesting a certain class of people (benefits claimants or migrants) just intend to drain it – or how much-repeated claims about its complexity might make ordinary people feel fatalistic and powerless about it.
Nearly twenty-six percent (25.8%) mentioned that their lives on the streets were tough, 20.8% felt fatalistic and mentioned that their lives were bleak and without a future, 11.3% said that their lives on the streets are temporary and 10.3% mentioned that they enjoyed living on the streets.
And so McGeoch quit, prompting the frontman to feel even more fatalistic than usual.
It all suddenly felt inevitable, the fatalistic promise of a third shift.
HCPs perceived that older people normalised falls, felt stigmatised, were fatalistic, as well as in denial regarding falls-related advice.
But there is a frenzied feeling to that kind of self-indulgence, a fatalistic, forced happiness that made me feel sad underneath.
As the poorest people on the fringes of Indonesia, who form a minority religious group, it is understandable they feel this way and similarly D'Ambruoso (ibid) has recorded fatalistic attitudes in Java.
