(1) The fatalism that goes with monism suits both her toughness and her optimism.

(2) This engendered a longing for normalcy, a sense of fatalism and passivity, but, ironically, also a willingness to take risks.

(3) The play is one of the most potent amalgams of the Bard's keen psychological observation, tragic fatalism , and bitingly intelligent verbal and conceptual humor.

(4) At this stage there is a cultural or philosophical change from fatalism and determinism towards entrepreneurship and the taking of risks.

(5) Previous efforts to understand attitudes toward early detection have sometimes assigned a significant role to the specific concept of cancer fatalism and fatalism generally.

(6) A resulting sense of fatalism often reduced their motivation to protect their sexual health.

(7) Instead, it's a practical sort of fatalism that breeds a desire for death.

(8) In such circumstances, cynicism, passivity and a sense of fatalism can influence public attitudes.

(9) Their fatalism , existential conflict and schizophrenia are very close to Greek tragedy.

(10) You know, what I sense is a sense of fatalism and defeatism that I just reject.

(11) The film benefits from pared-down, naturalistic cinematography and performances, as well as a pervasive sense of fatalism .

(12) The lack of historical consciousness breeds skepticism and fatalism .

(13) Waiting for the inevitable dose of fatalism this analogy provides is somewhat predicable but thoroughly enjoyable.

(14) Free will rather than fatalism characterizes the operation of karma.

(15) But the waves of pure love always have their own logic, rationality and fatalism .

(16) People imbued with intensely tribal values often alternate between manic activism and depressed fatalism .

(17) In the end, the novel's central characters embrace a blend of classical and Shakespearean fatalism mixed with existential solipsism.

(18) It's pretty hard to do it in a desert and against a sense of fatalism .

(19) Fatalism can breed indifference to the human costs of war

(20) If we are to circumvent the immobilizing effects of political fatalism and cynicism, the political imagination must find a basis for hope in the future.