Sentence examples for existential scare from inspiring English sources

Two years later another senator, Joe McCarthy, decided to exploit a different "existential" scare.

I find that he really helps me when I'm feeling scared about existential "endings".

When something is presented as an existential threat, it is very easy to scare the Israelis.

Last month, he challenged Trump's political assertions about asylum seekers, firing back that the so-called caravan of migrants fleeing violence in Central America were simply "scared and hungry people," not an existential threat to American values.

Either way, Pakistan wants Afghanistan weak, divided, or once more ruled (at least in part) by a pliant Pushtun proxy; though some generals say they are less keen on the Taliban, now they have seen what they are like.Armed and dangerousTo Indians Pakistan's existential fears are exaggerated, blown up by the army to scare the people.

According to the team members, care workers could hesitate to ask how patients " really felt", because they were afraid of not being able to answer the patients' spiritual and/or existential questions: Nurse 1: "In my experience a lot of care workers are scared of death.

The writers are too scared to take anything far enough for it to actually resemble your sex life or the paranoid, existential conversations you have with yourself.

Existential compromises fascinated Crane.

Cattrall: "It's existential".

Their crisis is existential.

"I was very existential.