Sentence examples for concrete existence from inspiring English sources

Which may explain why it has no concrete existence for me.

He refers to his insecurity complex so often that it seems to have taken on a concrete existence of its own.

In The Sickness Unto Death he states that the human being is a synthesis of possibility and "necessity", which in this case means actual, concrete existence.

Or if this is not quite true (for, after all, it could be said that there is such a thing as having a million sides even if nothing in fact has a million sides), concrete existence must precede abstract existence in some cases at least: the "x" in "x is red" must sometimes be replaceable by an actual rather than a merely possible entity.

These views don't have a concrete existence.

Like Sartre and Heidegger, Buber directed his attention to concrete existence.

From the outset, the "fact of existing" refers to concrete human existence.

This obedience was a further means by which the divine presence was made manifest expressed in concrete human existence.

By slowing down this process of optical fine-tuning, Donovan not only subtly fuses reductive, black/white abstraction with the baroque grandeur of the T's typography; in its self-consciously low-tech way, her art also reacquaints us with our concrete everyday existence.

(3) Existential phenomenology studies concrete human existence, including our experience of free choice or action in concrete situations.

It simply means that what we see has no concrete, solid existence.