Sentence examples for existential contest from inspiring English sources
He casts politics as an existential contest between good and evil, the oppressed and the oppressor.
Even trade unions, not always enthused by increased competition, have swung behind immigration reform in recent years, wooing Hispanic recruits in their own existential contest with irrelevance.
Like stale lasagna sitting in a refrigerator, an unnerving reminder of a family get together long past, an existential contest that puts one face-to-face with questions of faith, mortality and indigestion, so HBO serves up The Leftovers.
He privately regretted having presented the contest as an existential struggle.
The problem is time: writing and attending to children are contesting emergencies, each an existential threat to the other.
Younger Americans enjoyed this novelty, too: "For a generation who have watched over-confidence in American power lead to disaster, cheering for the US in a contest that we knew we wouldn't win offers a similar existential thrill.
While Matt eventually got all of the prizes in the rigged contest, the show's central running joke was in the same existential ballpark as The Truman Show".
The "existential concern" being awakened across the world by global risks has led to a contest to suppress large-scale risks in political discussion.
Existential compromises fascinated Crane.
Cattrall: "It's existential".
