Sentence examples for existential winter from inspiring English sources

Existential winter whacking and bloodletting in snowy South Jersey.

From that visceral encounter and associations deep-frozen in memory emerged the artists' work: chilly scenes of an existential winter complemented by large-scale photomontages.

As recently as 2000, with the splendid, well-nigh existential Thanksgiving, Dibdin was turning a twist on his own life.

Canadian filmmaker David Cronenberg made serious-minded low-budget horror films whose implications are not so much ideological as psychological and existential: Shivers (1975), Rabid (1977), The Brood (1979).

The rare exception is Alphonso Lingis, author of Excesses (1983), Libido: The French Existential Theories (1985), and The Community of Those Who Have Nothing in Common (1994).

At last year's Folks Festival, Higgins mentioned going through an "existential crisis" three years earlier, and contemplated never making music again.

Why is the European project facing an existential threat this week?

"There are countries we know for which climate change is an existential threat today," Kerry said.

Australia's entire offshore detention regime in PNG faces an existential challenge next week.

"There are countries we know for which climate change is an existential threat today," he said.

He got good marks for handling the leaders during Europe's existential crisis this year over Greek debt and the crash of the euro.