Sentence examples for resigned fatalism from inspiring English sources
The result is disorientation, desperately low morale – and, worse still, a kind of resigned fatalism.
I began to panic, but also remember being engulfed by a sort of resigned fatalism.
A warm, vital amusement, as well as a resigned fatalism, shine through that simple curtain line: "Ah, well.
Instead, there is a resigned fatalism in the air.
When Hariri returned to Lebanon, according to Joumblatt, who was a close friend of his, "he said, 'Either Bashar is going to kill me or he is going to kill you.' He was resigned to fatalism.
"Even when conscious of a race for the best schools, some less confident and able parents are often overcome by a fatalism and are resigned to the fact that their son or daughter will be left with whatever school other parents don't want".
She was surprised at the fatalism with which she had resigned herself to her transformation.
We're clear-eyed about the high hurdles ahead, but I believe that we must never resign ourselves to the fatalism that the spread of nuclear weapons is inevitable.
However, given that each week continues to deliver more horror, must we resign ourselves to the fatalism?
To read Molly Bloom's great gush of resigned affirmation with which Ulysses ends and then set it beside the equally self-actualising fatalism in which the final adagio movement of Mahler's ninth symphony (marked on the score "very slowly and held back") culminates, is to feel yourself in the presence of artistic twins whose birth is separated by only a few years.
