Sentence examples for existential experience from inspiring English sources

The idea of waiting is in itself an existential experience.

As an existential experience, the deprivation of liberty has been known to inspire a creative response.

He sees his crimes as nothing more than a "recreational" activity, and an "existential experience".

The first time I went to a hand casting, it was a very strange, existential experience.

When you enter a building or a space that is well made, it's an existential experience.

Whereas in our film, it's an existential experience, where people who do the wrong thing get rewarded.

As a writer, do not view writing as a separate activity, but as an expression of your deepest self and existential experiences.

Perhaps one of the earliest existential experiences in life is the discovery of your own shadow.

However, the literature has not been as extensive in comparing the existential experiences of the men.

But to say that the lives of people choosing to wear blue is the same as those whose histories and existential experiences are colored daily by the fact that they inhabit Black bodies is about as dumb as saying that the five best rappers in the game are Dylan, Dylan, Dylan, Dylan, and Dylan cuz he spits hot fire.

She speaks for the yearnings of women everywhere but also for the great truth, as RFK understood in 1968, after years of existential experiences and growth similar to that of Hillary Clinton today, that the real magic of politics that matter is the unity of vastly different people with profoundly common interests behind what is, in truth, a movement.