Sentence examples for existential awareness from inspiring English sources

Maybe anticipation tinged with some existential awareness.

The locale mattered to Chubachi, because he wanted to convey the importance that he placed upon wabi sabi, a Japanese expression of a specific aesthetic and existential awareness.

If it's the result of unconscious drives, then it is not a sign of our existential awareness of the nature of freedom.

"Humor is the last stage of existential awareness before faith" (1941 [1846], 448, 259) The person with a religious view of life is likely to cultivate humor, he says, and Christianity is the most humorous view of life in world history (1970, Entries 1681 1682).

For others it might be living life with a certain existential awareness demonstrated by expressions of love and affection to those around as if it were a last day.

I wanted the viewer to feel like they'd seen the universe from a different point of view, to slowly shatter their sense of reality and leave them in a state of existential awareness".

"I am myself by knowing my own death" (NKZ XI, 420) is both a declaration of existential self-awareness and a statement of what makes me uniquely me.

By staring down the existential with self-awareness and mirth, Creed turns the Armory into a cultural fun house.

Another form of self-understanding was gaining awareness on existential concerns, such as identity ("what would I be if I am the one sitting on a wheel chair?") and death ("there's one thing for sure that death is what all of the lives will encounter and what we should face with love, understanding and sincerity").

Because the deep existential suffering of despair signals awareness of one's spiritual nature and relationship to God, Kierkegaard regards this kind of suffering as something positive, however difficult it is to live with.

My greatest concern is the lack of public awareness about this existential threat, the absence of a vigorous public debate about the nuclear-war plans of Russia and the United States, the silent consent to the roughly fifteen thousand nuclear weapons in the world.