Sentence examples for existential condition from inspiring English sources
It is an existential condition in the city.
It's like an existential condition of a person.
That existential condition consists, we learn, of three parts: Human Rights, Human Nature and Human Dignity.
Homelessness is the primary existential condition in Mr. Shepard's universe, even when you're at home.
The idea of exile and, more broadly, the existential condition of being separated from home haunts Mr. Martínez Celaya's work.
Mostly, however, they have the leaden immobility of people for whom waiting has become an existential condition.
By contrast, what emerges in "Joy Division" is a picture not just of Mr. Curtis and his band, but also of the social and existential conditions that produced them.
The human essence is not to be found in thinking but in the existential conditions of emotional life, in anxiety and despair.
They became emblems of personality types, even existential conditions, that hadn't been seen before, and claimed their character tics for all-time.
The South Korean writer Cho Kyong-nan has won the Dongin Literary Prize: "Cho keenly sees the existential conditions of human beings living in modern society — waking up early in the morning, barely appeasing hunger and withstanding loneliness".
Maybe it has to do with being an artist, trying to come to terms with the existential conditions of life, but I, Brian, have grappled with exactly those same things.
