Sentence examples for existential debates from inspiring English sources
"No more existential debates to determine what counts as a bush, a hedge, or a tree.
Fortunately, tennis's woes haven't yet involved hospital trips or existential debates over the value of players' brains.
It also offers a goodly amount of deep discussion as to the greatest show tune in history and such existential debates as Sondheim v. Wildhorn.
Our football journalists like to argue on Twitter about who exactly broke the news first and engage in existential debates about the relative merits of the 'exclusive' (here's my scoop: 99% of the population doesn't care who Jimmy Jeggo is, let alone which club he's signing for, let alone which journalist rewrote the press release first).
Olivier Assayas's testy, teasing examination of female identity and celebrity construction layers its cultural and existential debates with the millefeuille complexity of a master; its actresses are visibly thinking as they work, interpreting the script's questions as they pertain to character and self alike.
Two Fridays later, at the internal meeting when members were again venting their frustration on the Commission's functioning, deputy chairman Ahluwalia said that he had mentioned to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who is also chairman of the Commission, that they were having these existential debates.
And it has swelled into a full-blown existential debate at this fast-growing private university.
The controversy has set off a kind of existential debate at USAID.
"Her running off to create her own palace is the catalyst for a freer existential debate.
Now at another critical moment in American military history, the faculty here on the commanding bend in the Hudson River is deep in its own existential debate.
For now, the project remains largely stalled, embroiled in bureaucratic infighting, even as a different, existential debate is under way about the potential risks of redeveloping Dharavi and shredding the informal networks that bind it together.
