Sentence examples for sense of existential from inspiring English sources

"It wallows in a sense of existential threat that has only grown with time.

What's more, Godard's sense of style reflects his sense of existential engagement.

Well that's because he is trying to numb an underlying sense of existential panic.

Even without the snow, we'd be shivering at the sense of existential unease.

Has there ever been a piece of popular theatre with such a sense of existential doubt?

And the sense of existential solitariness that pervades both was still apparent in these productions.

You do get a sense of almost existential desperation.

Periodic intrusions of authentically terrible Italian pop songs add to the sense of vaguely existential longing.

All I have to make sense of that existential crisis is the beard.

Commercial films are unlikely to be able to make sense of the existential risk inherent in these events.

A sense of jittery, existential danger needs to be added to the glamorous sexiness of it all if the piece is to succeed.