How do you use fatalism in a sentence?

Answer 1

• But for us, such fatalism would be an outrage.
• It's time to shake off the lazy fatalism that the poor will always be with us.
• He cultivated a certain fatalism, a grain of superstition.
• At this stage, tho always correct and courteous, he gave the impression of resignedfatalism.
• A successful defense against theological fatalism which appealed to the possibility of affecting the past would have to deal with these further issues.
• A terrible fatalism is the consequence: " What will be will be.

Answer 2

As a noun, typically as the object of the sentence, since using it as the subject may come across a bit harshly. Also after announcing that someone wins. The grammatically correct way is to use it after a semicolon to make it a dependent clause, not after an exclamation point, as most people probably would assume from the context, as in "Liu Kang wins; a fatality!"

Answer 3

1. The nurse got hit by a car and died a fatal death.

2. It was fatal to know that Jerry had cancer.