Sentence examples for existential conflict from inspiring English sources

Parsing Jackson's words would seem to suggest existential conflict.

The Nissan seems to wear its existential conflict on its sleeve: what am I, and why am I here?

Now, President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi sees his country engaged in an existential conflict with the Muslim Brotherhood.

Joe is a man in existential conflict, struggling to contain his alcoholism and violence; he's a man trying to do the right thing.

So we are all transferring from an existential conflict of 'us or them' to how we are going to be living with them".

It is in this realm of the "existential" conflict that Isis excels, combining an unmatched command of social media with a powerful message that promises an authentic Islamic life in the "caliphate".

Territorial disputes are solvable; existential conflicts are not.

Myriad awakenings, reckonings and complex existential conflicts ensue.

In this theory, nuclear arms don't prevent war entirely, but they limit conflicts between nuclear-armed powers (note that India and Pakistan fought three bloody wars before both went nuclear, and none since), while providing a strong incentive for keeping war aims limited and avoiding potentially existential conflicts.

"Russia remains, but as a threatening kleptocracy," says Steinhauer, whose Milo Weaver trilogy focusses on relations between the US and China, just one facet of a post-Cold War world that has many existential conflicts: "Terrorism existed as a subject during the Cold War, but now, of course, it's become a primary source of narrative conflict.

How long can we continue to speak circuitously about 9/11 and ignore the deeper existential conflicts that continue to haunt us?