The existential plight of Syria's kids is the worst in the world.
keystothecity.uberflip.com/i/121474 — Anthony Weiner (@anthonyweiner) April 22, 2013 But first a recap of the terrible existential plight of the current field of candidates.
In other words, the privilege that comes with being the supremely well-connected daughter of Francis Ford Coppola merges with the subject of her films, which to a large degree have dealt with the existential plight of the entitled.
The existential plight of humanity, our absurd lot, our moral and political responsibilities that Sartre so brilliantly identified have not gone away; rather, we have chosen the easy path of ignoring them.
Bakanova brought a no doubt partly adrenaline-fuelled dramatic intensity to the part and embodied the desperation, dramatic extremity, and existential plight of Violetta more completely than any other performance I have seen.
He adapts Britt G. Hallqvist's Swedish translation into a version of the play that alternates more swiftly between the two leading characters, allowing him to examine the central conflict of "Maria Stuart" as one between mirror images of the same existential plight.
"Existential plight" is recognized as "a distinct phase of cancer to which almost all patients are subjected" (Weisman and Worden 1976, p 3) and is also a developmental issue with aging as patients reflect on the course of their lives (Nussbaum et al 2003).
The author keeps the war's context shadowy, giving Dinesh's plight an existential force.
Shakespeare remained a primary touchstone throughout Lincoln's life, molding his almost existential view of mankind's plight in a random, unpredictable world, but a host of other writers would imprint his imagination as well.
Mr. Ostermeier has found some clever ways of updating the text — Lovborg's manuscript is a file in a laptop that Hedda takes a hammer to with the glee of a child destroying an unfavored toy — but this essentially naturalistic production never makes the case that Hedda's plight is more existential than circumstantial, as the best do.
