Sentence examples for existential errors from inspiring English sources

Marian Goodman Gallery, Wed to 6 Jun SS Mick Peter's work reminds us of a time when amateur artists carried sketchbooks into which they would accumulate mildly amusing observations of common-or-garden goings-on, a stylised comedy of everyday existential errors.

Which was their great existential error of judgement, as they sought to eschew editorial responsibility while simultaneously working to dominate and crush traditional media outlets which do operate within a more tightly regulated environment (and, at least in some instances, have a civic mission to truthfully inform).

In one alliterative outburst, she describes her decision to play in Sweden as "an Existential Experience Exploring the Errors of my Earlier Existence".

The eccentric 28-year-old revealed that he is "not a really confident actor" at the war movie's European premiere on Sunday, after recently admitting to suffering an "existential crisis" and making some "judgement errors".

Kathryn Schulz, the author of "Being Wrong: Adventures in the Margin of Error," calls regret an "existential wake-up call" and shares research about our top regrets.

One might be tempted to express the error theory in negative existential terms: as the view that X doesn't exist.

She was married, had a young child and spent her time with other mothers, all of whom aspired to such oppressive virtue that the fear of child-rearing errors carried a whiff of existential gloom.

Information security affects, and is affected by, all individuals in an organization, and seemingly trivial errors by a single user can have existential consequences.

For seasoned and unseasoned observers alike, this deployment of what Hatab calls "mimetic literality" obviates any old-fashioned errors and sets the stage for analysis beyond any simple existential or ethical reading of Nietzsche.

The "error" created by a universal node capturing a high existential simulates the way in which people actually use the universals.

Human history is rife with learning from mistakes, but in the case of the catastrophic and existential risks that AI could present, we can't allow for error.