Sentence examples for existential loneliness from inspiring English sources

"Everybody feels that pain and existential loneliness and terror," said Allen.

It's all a battle against the futility and the existential loneliness!

As far back as 1997 the critic Lisa Schwarzbaum had pinpointed his "existential loneliness" as the source of his pathos.

However, I cannot think of a more Christmassy show than Netflix's The OA. It's about existential loneliness.

In A WANTED MAN (Delacorte, $28), Reacher is still in the Midwest, the ideal setting for these stark and brutal crime novels, with their undertones of existential loneliness.

In doing so, it tackles universal themes including art, sex, family and existential loneliness in a way that's simultaneously playful and profound.

But profound, existential loneliness, coupled with a Buffy the Vampire Slayer esque sense of ordained personal greatness is why so many cheerleaders for capitalism relate to Rand's lead characters, from Gonda to the Fountainhead's Dominique Francon.

The plot is a bitter examination of the "joy" of marriage and the existential loneliness of its unmarried protagonist, Bobby.

In a flash of clarity, he decided that light and color and form are what keep humankind from existential despair and loneliness, and that he wanted to devote himself to capturing that insight in some visual way.

The sisters each deal with their existential aches, their loneliness, in different ways — none of them especially effective, until, in the play's final moments, we see the sisters eating birthday cake together, like children, once more living in a fairy tale, splattered with icing.

When you are unwilling to feel the deep existential feelings of loneliness, heartbreak, grief and helplessness over others, you may abandon yourself to avoid these feelings -- by staying in your head rather than being present in your body, by numbing out with substance and process addictions, by judging yourself or by making others responsible for your painful feelings.