Sentence examples for is a fatalism from inspiring English sources

There is a fatalism about the OECD.

There is a fatalism and desolation at the heart of Prodigy's music.

He brings it to life so well, although there is a fatalism behind the characters.

Perhaps soon". It is a fatalism that could yet consign the unfailing springs to the history books.

"There is a fatalism that things never go well in Argentina, that whenever there is an adjustment to be made, it's the middle class and the poor who suffer," said Manuel Mora y Araujo, who heads a polling firm here.

Although he says he is doing his best to carry out disarmament, there is a fatalism in his demeanor suggesting that he thinks none of it will matter in the long run.

"There's a fatalism that clouds the planning process.

"We're in an Appalachian culture where there's a fatalism, and many people don't go in for checkups or preventive services," Ms. Atkins said, noting that West Virginia had some of the country's highest rates of obesity, smoking, heart disease and diabetes.

And I don't know if that's a uniquely Latino experience or not, but we tend to be a melodramatic culture". "That goes hand in hand with the pain," chimes in Peter, whose previous feature film, "Follow Me Home" (1996), tracked five disparate individuals' arduous odysseys across the U.S. "There's a fatalism that exists," Benjamin agrees.

Similarly, in our study there was a fatalism towards or acceptance of the pregnancy, a positivism linked with a feeling of wellbeing, which led to some women either not trying to access early care or not challenging delays.

Instead, there is a resigned fatalism in the air.