Sentence examples for crises of doubt from inspiring English sources

As he grew older, the cheerful existentialist had crises of doubt, intimations of apocalypse.

Saariaho may have had her crises of doubt, but from the start she knew what she wanted.

While it won't throw you into a crisis of doubt about the nature of art, it does offer plenty of museum-quality visual gratification.

But another disaster is becoming apparent: a psychological crisis of doubt and depression that could prove more destabilising than anything that came before.

The crisis of doubt, which came to me six years later, when I was about to be ordained, had little to do with discovering that certain priests were odd or capable of cruelty.

Jurg Stenzl, an Austrian music historian, says that Nono, possessed of unshakable political and artistic convictions through the early 70's, was plunged into a crisis of doubt after the overthrow of President Salvador Allende of Chile in 1973.

My crisis of doubt found an answer in a compelling vision of Christian faith, and I can attribute a fair measure of this to Lewis.

Because it never ceased to haunt Rockwell, prompting crises of self-doubt, painting trips to Paris and even re-enrollment at the Art Students League, where he studied as a teenager.

Yet by that point Godard was in a crisis of self-doubt; the pace of current events was outstripping his ability to invent new forms to engage them.

The death of a loved one, the breakup of a romance or a crisis of self-doubt all send Amy Lee's voice aloft, to wail with unbridled drama while her band thrashes and roars.

In July 1879, only half a year after he had arrived in the region, he received another setback: the authorities terminated his trial appointment as an evangelist, precipitating a crisis of self-doubt.