Sentence examples for existential loss from inspiring English sources

As an existential loss, it's enough to make any llama angry.

To compromise morally is, necessarily, to compromise one's own happiness, because no existential loss can compare to the loss of moral integrity.

This Tuesday, the 15th May, marks the 70th anniversary of their existential loss and ongoing torment.

This Tuesday, May 15, marks the 70th anniversary of their existential loss and ongoing torment.

Their status as an exile meant sorrow and distress; the loss of their country in itself, the characteristic smells and sounds that used to be heard implied an existential loss and feelings of alienation.

Art pundits and superfans alike have imbued the series opener with silhouetted Don Draper's existential spiraling loss of control.

You'd explain that it was an avant-garde, existential film on loss and survival in space and everyone would be like: 'OK …' It didn't sound like a film people would be drawn to".

Lapsed Latinists, as well as belated would-be Latinists, may be among those most afflicted by the ravelling threat of time — because what could be more apt a metaphor for an existential sense of loss than to yearn to be at home in a language no one really speaks?

We've traded a few more emails since, but mostly on a more existential matter: memory loss.

"It was [supposed to be] sort of an avant-garde, esoteric, existential film about loss and adversity in space," Bullock said, and she praised director Alfonso Cuaron for taking such a risk.

The album's sprawling, barely coherent narrative centers on a working-class lad who experiences love, loss and existential angst in Thatcher-era Britain.