Sentence examples for existential experiences from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Additionally, quality of life was measured using validated instruments for daily living abilities: Karnofsky index [ 39], Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (ECOG) scale [ 40], Barthel index [ 41] and activities and existential experiences of life scale (AEDL) [ 42].

A2.a: Value and worthlessness in old age Changes in the physical and living environment as well as the increasing loss of quality of life are decisive existential experiences for the interviewees that can lead to feelings of loneliness, sadness and indifference, and may increase a person's wish to die.

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.