Examples of using Fatalistic in English and their translations into Spanish
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denied our ability to understand it to the extent that precise and fatalistic predictions could be made from it.
problems as low self-esteem, lack of self-confidence, and a fatalistic view of the future,
than to our rather simplistic and fatalistic idea of past.
combines the subject of political strife with fatalistic attitude and critique of Western culture.
Released in 2004, Shangri-La was a bare-bones affair that found the legendary Dire Straits leader assuming a more contemplative and fatalistic persona than in previous efforts,
These differences may reflect cultural differences such as mistrust of the health care system, fatalistic attitudes about cancer,
Let us remember that Scripture's prediction of future events was almost never deterministic or fatalistic.
almost fatalistic faith of the Buddhists, Vedantins, and Theosophists?
Islam and other fatalistic religions teach that we are like leaves falling from a tree in autumn into the river of life which takes us where it will, depositing us on the bank
there were even overtones of fatalistic acceptance, or, at the very least,
that is, the fatalistic and resigned.
God's forgiveness; but in the end it is nothing more than the asking God for the fulfillment of a relentless desire fatalistic, that is completely divorced from the desires,
have developed feelings of economic vulnerability and fatalistic views of life as well as a loss of trust in the market economy,
they have become less fatalistic about risk.
while their eastern counterparts tend to be fatalistic and harp on the virtues of self sacrifice
mass migrations), and providing elements on effective ways to counter fatalistic perceptions.
But she was fatalistic.
Pretty fatalistic for a lawyer!
I'm very fatalistic, Dad.
I am sick of your fatalistic crap.