Sentence examples for archetypal situation from inspiring English sources

Cardiac arrest is the archetypal situation given the imperious need of rapid oxygen delivery in organs.

They were personal and poetic, individual testimonies and archetypal situations from a culture that had long been marginalized.

The 64 hexagrams of the I-Ching claim to represent nothing less than the archetypal situations of human life itself.

Her lyrics evade clichés, finding new imagery for archetypal situations: "I'll be a plot for your mind/The object of and reason for your perdition and your good luck," she sings in "Escondite Inglés" ("Hide and Seek").

But while "The Room" starts from a recollected image, it also deals with an archetypal Pinter situation: an anxious recluse, here called Rose, resisting the insidious demands of the outside world.

Such 20th-century dramatists as T.S. Eliot, in The Family Reunion (1939), and Jean-Paul Sartre, in The Flies (1943), found modern relevance in its archetypal characters, situations, and themes, and in the 21st century the Oresteia is still considered one of the greatest spiritual works written.

"These are archetypal play situations.

The situation is archetypal: art is being played off against commerce.

The archetypal example of this situation is antithrombin, which circulates in plasma in a partially inserted relatively inactive state.

The humor is in the situations in which archetypal characters find themselves.

For though many of Singer's most important writings are about Jewish communities on either side of the Nazi precipice, they are also archetypal dramas about premodern communities confronting modernity -- a situation that still inspires contemporary trauma.