Examples of using Existential fear in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And that is a deep existential fear.
The kind of existential fear that comes with not knowing what is real and what is illusion.
This siren, the wailing siren, that came suddenly, all at once,inspired in many of our hearts some existential fear.".
Sure, but paired with the solitude? Your great existential fear of being utterly alone, down here in the dark.
Our ancestors invented systems for coping with existential fears.
From the fragile place that vividly remembers the existential fear, as well as the strong hope that now, finally, we have come home.
This is no longer a time when Israel, as a young state,is forced to deal with existential fears.”.
From the fragile place that remembers full well the existential fear, and also the strong hope that now, truly, we have finally come home.
I have been thrown to the dogs, because in a situationwhere people go around with exposed nerves and existential fear, I have become a target.
For his part, he fuels the existential fears of Israelis and Jews by spreading and raising the flames of hatred of Muslims and Arabs in what sounds to Israelis like the“tough talk” of a man who“understands Arabs”.
Their maxim is faced with the existential fear.
Imagine living in a world where we simply recognize that deep, existential fear in one another and love one another boldly because we know that to be human is to live with that fear. .
The right of one person to exist is liable to arouse an existential fear in another.
What remains after a war are suffering from anxiety. terrible fear, existential fear, our house fear of these terrifying alarms, and you have no idea how to save power when fear this fear million other Jews.
As a mirror to the individual within a proud and righteous society, a world rich in paradoxes,institutional violence, and an existential fear of the future, are obtained from the works.
The title of the exhibition refers to the need to take“a deep breath” when watching the works on view,whether they are political or present personal traumatic events and existential fears.
Being Jewish is also living in disquiet, like an existential fear, says Karen Sarhon.
When a baby trembles, when their lower lip protrudes in insult or when they scream to the top of their lungs as if they were being slaughtered, theylet us feel their own chill, the grave harm which they feel, their existential fear.
Hospitalization disrupts the child's balance and the balance of his surroundings due to the existential fear and loss of control that follows sickness.
Trump was right in this one aspect: The time has come for those in the region,who share the existential fear of Iranian ambitions, to put their money where their mouth is, and shoulder the burden of sustaining and supplying the SDF.
A recent poll found that 80% of Jewish Israelis fear the nation is in existential danger.
This fatal fear and the existential necessity to overcome it should have been the focus of the ceremonies held to mark the anniversary of Rabin's assassination.
We found that fear of terrorism and existential anxiety may disrupt the control processes using acetylcholine, causing a chronic accelerated heart rate.
It's the origin of my fear of crowds, which has become existential.
The drugs are designed to suppress unwanted internal experiences,and yet it is precisely that internal experience that is needed to help patients get past their fears of existential catastrophes.
As their thinking machines achieve ever greater feats-even stoking fears that AI could someday pose an existential threat- many researchers hope these explorations will uncover general insights about learning and intelligence.
At twenty-four, I did have a Crazy Idea, and somehow,despite being dizzy with existential angst, and fears about the future, and doubts about myself, as all young men and women in their mid-twenties are, I did decide that the world is made up of crazy ideas.