Sentence examples for a sort of crisis from inspiring English sources

The petition campaign against the Fojols has created a sort of crisis of conscience for Washingtonians.

"I didn't feel like I was in a sort of crisis," the No4 seed added.

If I think too deeply about the books I'm giving away, I have a sort of crisis.

Take, for example, Kimberly, a New Yorker who's in the film business, and who underwent a sort of crisis when she found herself past thirty and living alone.

I think that comedy is in a sort of crisis, because the improv model on which the first run of Apatovian films was built is dispersing — improv has become a common skill but there aren't more geniuses at it than before.

I moved to New York for a TV job – I had a been a film-maker but I'd lost the heart of it and I was in a sort of crisis, trying to figure out what I was going to do?

Despite a wave of high-profile controversies and setbacks, including the failure of the Obamacare repeal bill, his White House has yet to face a recession, a major international incident or any sort of crisis beyond the self-inflicted.

In a sort of aesthetic crisis, he had thought of making films outside France, a crisis that he had been discussing in interviews in late 1966.

He's not having a sort of mental crisis".

And it occurs to me that my profession is in a sort of midlife crisis of its own.

One of these machines was invented in response to a sort of constitutional crisis in the United States: the census tabulator.