Sentence examples for a view of existence from inspiring English sources

It's a view of existence that suggests that all experiences are transient.

In "The Tree of Life" he managed — to the bafflement of some and the rapt amazement of others (myself included) — to endow the details of individual lives with genuine awe and to afford even skeptics a view of existence from the perspective of eternity.

But, by the thesis of actualism, absolutely everything is actual and, by our view of existence, exists and so actually exists.

The pace of the film is fast, the twists sudden, the dialogue unadorned; a hopeless view of existence has rarely been offered so forthrightly, or so engagingly.

This is wintry film-making with a wintry view of existence, and film's final discharge of emotional agony is, if not perfunctory exactly, then simply taken as read in dramatic terms.

Neo-Meinongians endorse a similar view of existence claims.

Note that this is a reductionist view of existence, both actual and non-actual possible.

IF, as Steve McQueen said in the film "Le Mans," "Racing, it's life," then the organizers of the 24 Hours of LeMons would appear to take a very dim view of existence.

Leigh has not been known for a skipping-along-the-hedgerows view of existence.

It is perfectly possible, after all, to have a rich romantic and imaginative view of existence — to believe that the world is not exhausted by our physical descriptions of it, that the stories we make up about the world are an important part of the life of that world — without becoming an Anglican.

"Begotten's" extremely harsh view of existence unfolds with a compelling pace accompanied effectively by Evan Albam's eerie, grinding sound design.