fatalistic造句

A fatalistic warning, Someone mutters.

That same positively fatalistic approach has strengthened him these last six weeks.

The fairy tales handled this in a fatalistic and tragedic mode – think Hansel and Gretel or The Juniper Tree.

But it is the fatalistic acceptance of his decision by most of the country that makes it possible.

As Tess's own people down in those retreats are never tired of saying among each other in their fatalistic way: 'It was to be.'

But my fatalistic interpretation of the start of our story was at least proof of one thing: that I was in love with Chloe.

The study suggests some kids overestimate their risks for harm; however, it also provides evidence that some kids may have good reason for being fatalistic.

The flu season in Britain is peaking right now and it is easy to feel fatalistic about your chances of infection.

There are those who think that dao is fatalistic. A simplistic reading is that one should wander, without plan, allowing for things to happen and to respond to them.

As Ireland grew richer, one form of exceptionalism-the fatalistic belief that Ireland was destined always to be western Europe's poor outpost-gave way to another: the myth of the Celtic Tiger.

Another issue the book raises is that people, often the most vulnerable, live in risky areas not because they are fatalistic or myopic, but to be closer to work.