Sentence examples for existential doubts from inspiring English sources

"They are today troubled by a range of existential doubts.

New existential doubts about the euro itself would make for a nasty 2015 indeed.

But Mr. Mavroidis also said he was surprised that the group, facing existential doubts, had not chosen someone with more political weight, "someone like Bill Clinton".

Did he want to read Boethius to grapple with deep existential doubts he was having, or was he assigned it in school?

Even the European Union's flagship environmental achievement of recent years, its Emissions Trading System for carbon dioxide, is beset by existential doubts.

It has all-too extensive experience in it; and it has a political system that can cope with disgruntlement without suffering existential doubts.

Avocados are prone to existential doubt.

Its optimism is untinged, so far as the poll reveals, by existential doubt.

Since Lord Baker's 1988 Education Act ended their autonomy, universities have been plunged into existential doubt.

Has there ever been a piece of popular theatre with such a sense of existential doubt?

The western tradition is, by and large, to see it as a study of existential doubt.