Sentence examples for existential skepticism from inspiring English sources

The central tension revolves around Morgan's increasingly existential skepticism of the whole enterprise and his mother's refusal to view their practices as predatory.

But they have also faced a barrier that's almost existential, a skepticism that computer models can truly predict the outcome of negotiations.

He maintains a causal, proto-Humean skepticism about existential inferences: "From the fact that some thing is known to be, it cannot be inferred evidently, by evidentness reduced to the first principle, or to the certitude of the first principle, that there is some other thing" (Second Letter 11).

Behind his skepticism and his wit is an existential suffering; Stephens, who seems not to have a paradoxical bone in his body, can't locate this ambivalence in himself.

Existential compromises fascinated Crane.

Cattrall: "It's existential".

Their crisis is existential.

Skepticism abounds.

Existential calm?

"I was very existential.

It's existential.