Sentence examples for existential pressure from inspiring English sources

Generating existential pressure is the chief way a reality show can guarantee tears and breakdowns, which are required for drama.

Nature's inherent cruelty has given humanity an evolutionary edge, and eliminating injustice would remove the intense existential pressure that "turns coal into diamonds".

It advances in the habitual, providing illustrations of the sorts of things that he and his friends did, without ever conveying the existential pressure of something that actually happened, in a single moment, in a specific and physical way, with a distinctive and unshakeable emotion.

With that I realised it was possible he feared the same things I feared: The unknowableness of existence, and the existential pressure of death.

American no wave icons Lydia Lunch and Weasel Walter performed their spoken word collaboration "Brutal Measures," the former's venomous, striking poetry touching on working class alienation and the existential pressure of human existence, punctuated by the latter's furious, scattered drumming.

This put existential pressure and bewilderedness on the men.

First, Disney can absorb Netflix's existential financial pressures in a way Netflix alone never can.

Regardless of intent, the move inevitably antagonizes Israel, which sees Iran's nuclear program as an existential threat and is under pressure from Washington and Europe to refrain from military action until economic sanctions have had a chance to work.

Conflict underscores a diversification of phenomenological positions that occurs within a changing landscape and creates a juxtaposition of radically varying and fractured ontologies which, under increasing pressure from an existential threat, struggle to find a unifying epistemology.

Israel is determined to keep up the pressure, believing it faces an existential threat from the Tehran regime.

The epidemic of exam stress is more likely due to the medicalisation of children's existential experience than the result of classroom pressure, argues sociologist Frank Furedi.