Sentence examples for existential force from inspiring English sources

The author keeps the war's context shadowy, giving Dinesh's plight an existential force.

Like Davis, Cheadle is complete in repose; Davis's existential force emerges fully through the still frame of a single photograph, and Cheadle embodies it vitally.

The setup of the film draws a line of existential force; it finds Mallory taking a seat in a rural roadside diner and being dismayed by the arrival of an unexpected companion, Aaron (Channing Tatum), who intends her no good.

Sometimes the paintings convey a raw, existential force, like the shadowed and piercing, slightly animalistic face of an enormously pregnant and mostly naked woman, defiant yet posing on her knees.

For Habermas, Audi and Rawls underestimate the existential force of religious belief how such belief can, at least for some believers, provide the only sufficient basis for their political views, even when public reasons might also be taken as supporting the views in question.

When negation symbol is allowed to appear in arbitrary syntactic positions in FO formulas, it is no longer the case that universal quantifiers and conjunction symbols are automatically of universal force while existential quantifiers and disjunction symbols are of existential force.

The answer is a combination of both practical and existential forces. .

Drug users who want to be ethical exist in an existential bind, forced into being hypocrites.

War is taken as an existential, depressing, unavoidable force.

It's a diminutive vessel compared with the magnitude of such existential contents, such forces.

To Esslin, absurdist theatre was vital because, by confronting its audience with an existential vision, it forced the audience to experience and come to terms with frightening reality.