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• a  of or relating to fatalism

• And so he answers questions like that one in Ohio with a fatalistic admission that he and the President are linked, for better and probably for worse.
• Aside from lack of money and political will, they also face entrenched traditions and fatalistic attitudes to maternal mortality, especially in very poor communities.
• The irony, Borowsky says, is that these fatalistic belief systems may help perpetuate the tendency toward poor health and early demise in certain social or ethnic groups.

• fatalist

News & Articles

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• Album review: The National's 'Trouble Will Find Me'
  The National – Trouble Will Find Me 4AD ???? At their best, the National is like a resting heartbeat: intuitive, perfect. But like a heartbeat, their slow burn can get overlooked in a noisy world. This, however, is their most immediately vital work in years. Theirs is still a worn and eternally fatalistic kingdom. But on the soaring wings of songs like “I Should Live in Salt,” “Don't Swallow the ...
  June 10, 2013 - Orlando Weekly

Quotes

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• Nicolas Sarkozy in guardian.co.uk
  There is nothing fatalistic about what is happening now,Sarkozy told reporters in more direct language than the other leaders. "What has happened in certain countries has not been to do with the kind of market economy and our sense of what...
• Dan Denning in Gold Seek
  Australians seem more fatalistic......more resigned to accept what comes their way,said Dan.
• Thabo Mbeki in Ynetnews
  Hecht quoted Winston Churchill, saying: "Mohammedanism, besides the fanatical frenzy, which is as dangerous in a man as hydrophobia in a dog, there is this fearful fatalistic apathy."