Sentence examples for existential dimensions from inspiring English sources

As soon as he took office, Mr. Nasheed faced an environmental crisis of existential dimensions.

Mike Jay, in his introduction, imagines Davy's experiments with the drug as a "philosophical theatre" in which "the standard medical question, 'How do you feel?' took on imponderable, existential dimensions".

With this in mind, Gordon examines the existential dimensions of Cooper's A Voice from the South, placing it beside texts like W.E.B.

The tenor of the times is such that one needs to pay attention, close attention, to those who can shed some light on the financial crisis that is veering toward existential dimensions.

Half of the unbearable aspects involved medical symptoms, the other half concerned psychological, social and existential dimensions.

The instrument was required to include physical, psychological, social and existential dimensions of suffering [ 1, 2, 27- 31].

This was nonsense with an existential dimension.

However, there is an existential dimension.

If your sense of awe lacks an existential dimension, Berlioz's great Requiem will restore it.

Their reference points were two utterly un-spacey films: Steven Spielberg's Duel and Robert Bresson's A Man Escaped – both propulsive, stripped-down thrillers with an existential dimension.

As he wildly faces the hell he chose – yet somehow didn't choose – Faustus is raised to a timelessly existential dimension.