ตัวอย่าง fatalistic

• His understanding of dependency grew from a progressive, albeit masculinist, perspective that certainly rejected the fatalistic conservatism of his day.

• The certainty offered by religious or spiritual conviction provided a counterbalance to an otherwise fatalistic acceptance of the vicissitudes of eventful and difficult lives.

• By the time she takes her fatalistic attitude to the settlement, ' 'everything human had been crushed out of her.

• However, the moderate success and many difficulties facing psychiatric genetics have by no means led to fatalistic attitude.

• Education may inculcate a greater sense of personal responsibility for the welfare of children, replacing the more fatalistic approach of the uneducated father.

• We must not be fatalistic about this, pointing as is our wont, to nature and animals.

• Men who agreed were classified as expressing a fatalistic attitude towards pregnancy avoidance, versus those with less fatalistic feelings about the issue.

• However, the position appears almost fatalistic as to the goal of science.

• Such understandings view radical groups as ir rationally beholden to strict religious doctrine, engendering fatalistic assessments of the possibility for peacef ul political change.

• Eventually, if his self-esteem is completely eroded, he may end up adopting a fatalistic outlook on his prospects in life.

• For the non-poor category the highest number opting for the most fatalistic response on any of the questions is 5 per cent.

• The worlds are stabilized states of horror, which makes them not political but fatalistic.

• And certainly there could be grounds for refusing to acknowledge that one of (8) and (9) had to be true which did not carry fatalistic implications.

• Such fatalistic attitudes were almost certainly nourished by the fact that we were dealing with an elderly cohort of patients all over 75 years of age.

• About one-third (319%) of men who reported a fatalistic mode of thought named two or more warning signs as compared with about one-quarter (245%) of the men who could not.