Sentence examples for existential difficulties from inspiring English sources

She is having some existential difficulties, described in loopy French handwriting.

These qualities have served to head off a syndrome long recognised by Nasa as problematic for returning astronauts: the crashing anticlimax and existential difficulties of life after space travel.

The medical paradigm may be unfit for issues entering the realms of spirituality and existential difficulties.

Finally, individuals were asked to rate themselves with regards to their degree of spirituality/religiosity, self-esteem, social relationships, existential worry, difficulties coping with illness, and acceptance of illness.

The NHS is facing unprecedented difficulties and an existential crisis, and what we need is stability.

In fact, using primary diagrams also avoids some other expressivity problems (to do with spatial properties of diagram objects) discussed below, in Section 3. Surprisingly, Venn was silent about the representation of existential statements, which was another difficulty of Euler diagrams.

The one difficulty comes in with existential quantification: the fact that one has a witness to (∃x.φ(x)) in each typed version does not immediately give a sequence witnessing this in the intended model.

Experiencing this difficulty is what philosophers call existential responsibility.

This, however, may be too prosaic a way of describing the ensemble: for Ricciotti, it "expresses the existential question of architecture, which is the difficulty of living".

JERUSALEM — For years Israelis told themselves they had to suppress major domestic difficulties to deal first with their existential challenge.

In contrast, stressed relationships, difficulties coping with illness, and preoccupation with existential issues were negatively associated with all scales of the S-PRT.