Sentence examples for a quality of existence from inspiring English sources

In neither case was corruption or greed a quality of existence that had to be exposed.

Amélie's greatest pleasure in life is plotting little schemes to improve the quality of existence for her friends and neighbors.

While his life was certainly too short, those who were touched by him understand that the quality of existence far exceeds the quantity of time in which one lives.

As Sartre described it, the absurd is "the universal contingency of being which is, but which is not the basis of its being; the absurd is the given, the unjustifiable, primordial quality of existence" (quoted in Sagi 2002, 57).

Liz's life would seem too short to many, but those who were touched by her understood that the quality of existence far exceeds the quantity of time in which one lives.

For Merleau Ponty, the fact that we can only experience the world--its body--through the body is the keystone to his phenomological reverence for the je-ne-sais-quoi quality of existence.

He would periodically mesmerize his students by executing a picture as they watched, jabbing and swiping an image into existence with a quality of tense, balletic energy that he called "go".

Freedom for these Baptists was an inherent quality of human existence as created by God.

Europe is also a good place to start a global human variation database because of the quality of existing data annotation and the existence of systematic health care with associated record-keeping.

Through this emphasis, historicism, understood as an outlook on the world (Weltanschauung), emphasizes the historical quality of human existence; as an interpretation of history and life, it concerns itself with concepts of individuality and with individual development.

On the contrary, it is a determining factor of the quality of our existence, now and to come.