Sentence examples for existential impasse from inspiring English sources

But Belgium has now reached an existential impasse and is suffering an identity crisis.

"Nothing to be done": the first words of "Waiting for Godot" announce both the characters' existential impasse and the author's aesthetic attack — no context, no exposition, no admonitions, no answers, no common ground.

"Nothing to be done": the first words of "Waiting for Godot" announce both the characters' existential impasse and the author's aesthetic attack no context, no exposition, no admonitions, no answers, no common ground.

Most hauntingly, these stories explore the existential impasse of being young and filled with wasted energy, like Alghali, who has made it to Bolton just in time to be beaten up by locals on the day of the Paris bombing.

Result: impasse.

There was an impasse.

That impasse continues.

A tragic impasse results.

Karim described an impasse.

The political impasse continued.

Their crisis is existential.