He has so little furtive pleasure to gain, and so much reputation to put at risk, that his dalliance has the lurid fatalism of a soap opera.
He condensed, combined and reshuffled the stanzas, dropping what did not suit him and pumping in generous transfusions of his own sentimental, post-Darwin fatalism.
His first novel, The Naked and the Dead, had enough of the juice of life to disguise this sophomoric fatalism.
Bitter River Film & Media Releases The Sheol Express on iTunes Award winning NYU Tisch film The Sheol Express, which explores both faith and fatalism in a fantastical train ride, has just been released by Bitter River Film & Media on the iTunes store: http://bit.ly/17jJYHG . (PRWeb June 20, 2013) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/6/prweb10845695.htm
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Hillary Rodham Clinton in Forbes There are many reasons history will judge George W. Bush harshly,Clinton said at one point. "But among the top two is how he has used fear to divide us. The other is because we have been infected by a sense of fatalism."
Joe Lieberman in USA Today I applaud the president for rejecting the fatalism of failure and pursuing a new course to achieve success in Iraq,Lieberman said.