Sentence examples for existential stalemate from inspiring English sources

In this existential stalemate, even Simón is reduced to a primitive cri de coeur: "The life I have is not enough for me.

This existential stalemate, brilliantly realised in script and production, projects an indelible multi-layered emblem – of a scientist who can only accept responsibility for what he has engendered by impotently seeking to un-invent it and of a rejected son who understands that this last-ditch mutual dependence is a bitter travesty of the human reciprocity he had desired.

Meanwhile, the more existential problem of Greece merited only a short discussion, given the political stalemate there ahead of new elections.

Today, the two nations remain locked in a no-war, no-peace stalemate which the president exploits to suggest that the country faces an ongoing existential threat, requiring unquestioning loyalty to his regime.

Marital stalemate.

Their crisis is existential.

Existential compromises fascinated Crane.

Cattrall: "It's existential".

"There's a stalemate.

Not checkmate but stalemate.

"I was very existential.