Sentence examples for existential matters from inspiring English sources

With the big existential questions of Brexit left hanging in the air, Tyrie turned towards more mundane existential matters.

That took in such existential matters as birth, love, loss, emotional turmoil, the search for one's identity and the inevitable decline into death.

Nietzsche is her hero, and she examines existential matters by way of Big Brother and explains the big question of identity by taking us through the morphing of the Sugababes into Mutya Keisha Siobhan (see Simon Price, page 52).

But on existential matters such as saving the euro or keeping France strong enough to remain a meaningful partner, Mrs Merkel will not hesitate to exercise her power, even if it means breaking pledges or undermining rules.

(Sanneh) SARAH MCLACHLAN (Tuesday) Still singing with epic pop swoon about love, resolute ambivalence, and broadly conceived existential matters, the founder of Lilith Fair is thinking increasingly globally (e.g., last year's "World on Fire" single).

As the United States tries to balance the benefits of multilateral alliances with the demands of unilateral self-protection, the court has started to address the legal counterparts of such existential matters.

It is a genuinely existential matter for this administration.

The military draft made the war a truly existential matter of policy.

Every bite becomes an existential matter, and I worry about being tipped over the edge into obesity (I'm 5ft8 and weigh roughly 138lbs).

"In an existential matter – such as the future of the Korean peninsula – it's the responsibility of the government to reach across the aisle and engage the opposition.

For the United States, military intervention in Iraq was a "war of choice". But in Putin's mind, fighting the Islamic State seems to be an existential matter, for a Russia with a large and growing Muslim population.