Sentence examples for no fatalism from inspiring English sources

Real knocked Atlético out of the Copa del Rey recently but it was not like old times: there was no fatalism, no inevitability, no capitulation.

As a story, "Capeman" — with its no-fault fatalism and archetypal characters — has both the strengths and limitations of that form.

But this is no time for fatalism or forgetting.

But the lesson of Egypt is that dictators can no longer rely on their victims' fatalism and despair.

But then it was also Fitzgerald who had said, at an earlier and more optimistic moment, that the mark of "a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time, and still retain the ability to function" in illustration of which we might counter the fatalism of "no second acts" with its venerable opposite, "It's not over till the fat lady sings".

Buddhists and Stoics have no trouble at all making their fatalism felt in English.

There's a lot of fatalism in Roseland, and no one was surprised that the president wasn't talking a lot about their community.

Who better to apply a dose of fatalism -- you got no choice, kid -- than someone who began cutting hair for a living in Sicily when he was 12 years old?

Once "flu" has been declared, participants considered that few or even no medications could cure the disease: fatalism was a common reaction.

With a mixture of fatigue and fatalism he says he has no reason to be afraid anymore.

Some women illustrated the concept of fatalism and said there are no benefits of going for a test because the disease is not curable, to which they added that they did not trust health care providers.