Sentence examples for existential clarity from inspiring English sources

Within each one, there are vast expanses of ordinary fabric, bejeweled by moments of existential clarity.

Third, there's the small matter of Twitter's corporate lack of existential clarity – or, if you prefer, crisis.

It has a moving, quintessentially Wagner top line: banality ("Michael Jackson just informed me / That Santa Claus is coming to town") is bum-rushed by existential clarity ("Let's start again like stupid children / Sir, I'm afraid that's not possible").

Moving on to two existential statements, this clarity is not preserved.

My ego dissolution experience was at first a blissful existential phase of apocalyptic clarity, but it soon became nightmarish.

Existential ambiguity trumps Hegelian clarity.

When all around you is hormonal fog and existential fear, attachment parenting offers clarity and promise: follow these steps and you will bond more quickly with your baby, and they will be happier.

But on the existential question, the Labour leader could not have expressed his view with more crystal clarity.

In a flash of clarity, he decided that light and color and form are what keep humankind from existential despair and loneliness, and that he wanted to devote himself to capturing that insight in some visual way.

Existential compromises fascinated Crane.

Cattrall: "It's existential".