Sentence examples for existential excitement from inspiring English sources
"Vanishing Point" argues for the demolition of the neat resolution of much memoir at the same time it embodies in its very form and freedom the literary and existential excitement of which the open-ended essay is capable.
'The phenomenon of tourists seeking ultimate experiences may be driven by a kind of ennui.' This existential frustration craves excitement and danger, or perhaps the illusion of it: tellingly, Euromonitor's report refers to it as 'controlled-edge' tourism.
Somehow, mysteriously, Gold is able to allude to the thing that made Cassablanca so unique: an existential noir, with the grand-scope and excitement of a typical war/adventure film.
Not so much a show as a 75-minute existential crisis, this (almost) one man production may lack the thrilling sweep and excitement of Thiérrée's previous pieces, but its mixture of absurdist playfulness would have Lewis Carroll on his feet.
Their crisis is existential.
Existential compromises fascinated Crane.
Cattrall: "It's existential".
