I'd given up on them and went fatalistic a long time ago.

He had to press on and be more fatalistic about the future.

Or maybe there's a fatalistic way of looking at things.

Such questions, ones that no one can answer, have made some fatalistic.

Yet it is also not hard to find people who are fatalistic.

Doctors see a lot of death, and it is difficult for them not to become fatalistic.

Europeans are far more fatalistic about their lives, he said.

In all other matters he had learned to be fatalistic.

He does not seem fatalistic in any psychological or religious sense.

One of them must be real, she thought with a fatalistic shrug.

But now he seemed, at the same time, depressed and fatalistic.

Only the fatalistic courage of his training made him go on.

Fatalistic himself, he could still share the feelings of a man whose woman had died.

"But there's also a fatalistic view here that we'll really wind up having no say about our future."

You always had a more fatalistic view of life than me, so you're probably coping all right.

With fatalistic acceptance, he knew it was the only way.

It may also suggest that older people are more fatalistic about their health.

This is a dramatic and fatalistic way of looking at things, I know that.

There was also the fatalistic prediction that little might change.

I guess if you live in a box you'd have to get fairly fatalistic about such things.

A fatalistic calm had settled over the women and children.

But many young people who turn up at this recruiting station are fatalistic.

If this gets taken away from us, we are left with a very fatalistic approach."

So long, Dad, he thought, feeling strangely fatalistic in the face of certain death.

He made a fatalistic grab for it, but the person on the outside held fast.

Other Shiite thinkers, by contrast, take a more fatalist stance, and prefer to believe that the mahdi's coming cannot be hastened by human activity - a view that corresponds loosely to Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani's belief, with regard to Iraq and elsewhere, that the clerics should not themselves govern.

Being a fatalist, I always felt that things happen for a reason.

A man gets to be quite a fatalist in this game.

To a fatalist, the future looks exactly like the traditional picture of the past.

For my part I have long been a fatalist, to a certain extent.

She described her son, 36, as a bit of a fatalist.

Even the worst fatalist would rather die trying than waiting.

A fatalist at heart, it is as if she never expected a different ending.

"There's too much Irish in your blood for you not to be a fatalist," she told him.

"Well, your mother's too much of a fatalist, if you ask me."

But this time he just sat there, silently smiling: a fatalist.

A man of hope, who leaves his admirers in a fatalist mood.

There's no sense in these fatalists asking each other how the old hamstrings are feeling.

I regard myself as a bit of a fatalist.

He was a fatalist, though he would be surprised when death came to him.

This, too, is typical of our encounters with presumed Fatalists.

Being a fatalist, he reconciled himself to the change in his mode of travel.

Even though Ollie was a fatalist, he forgot anger very quickly.

Jack was a fatalist saying that "If my name is on a bomb, that's it."

"I'm kind of a fatalist," he said, breaking into a smile.

And a fatalist, if you'll forgive me, is also a misanthropist.

Possession of second sight has a tendency to make one a dangerous fatalist, she thought.

The institution, not her illness, had turned her into a fatalist.

"To some degree, I am not only a pragmatist but a fatalist," he said.

Or maybe a better word was a fatalist.