Sentence examples for existential worries from inspiring English sources

Do these represent existential worries?

His last wrote for First Words about "existential" worries.

But many federal scientists are grappling with more existential worries.

But do they justify the existential worries of Mr Musk and others?

There were existential worries about destruction by Arab armies, fierce denunciations of the political leadership and deep anxiety about a sinking economy.

This suits Ms. Reza's urbane comedy, which examines the amour-propre and existential worries of a pair of worldly strangers on a train.

But it was symptomatic of a greater existential worry.

The dramatic mood of the work is comic, beset by existential worry.

The president's anger is also rooted in a bigger, more existential worry he has about the country.

For those who favor commitment and, as she once put it, "hand-cured pancetta," Ms. Roiphe harbors a kind of imperious, existential worry.

The press––particularly the mainstream outlets the White House finds most irritating––is in a collective state of anxious transition, hurt by scandals (Congressman King was quick to mention Jayson Blair, the Times serial fabulist), by the appearance of a blizzard of new technologies and ideologized alternatives like Fox News, and by a general sense of economic, even existential, worry.