Sentence examples for existential situations from inspiring English sources

The indisponibility availability of the human body raises the problem of the unconditional use of his body in all possible existential situations until the game of life and death.

Interesting methodology: "Seventeen generative words…to codify seventeen existential situations familiar to learners (Cultural Action for Freedom, p. 27)." I really liked the spirit of this exercise — one that encouraged composition, creativity and agency straight away.

But they foreground existential situations that belie the historical specificity normally associated with socialist and historical writing.

Building on the themes of cultural appropriateness and an interdisciplinary view of mental health, this book expresses the need to view refugees and others in the context of their own political and existential situations.

No discernible plots or stories in his prose, only dire existential situations.

I read The Trial and Metamorphosis and thought about how he used the tedium of his work environment to create surreal and existential situations in his short stories, how he complained about the work schedule, and how he manifested what he experienced into his body of work.

The common point in all existentialism, whether it is atheistic or theistic, is that man's existential situation is a state of estrangement from his essential nature.

We've considered possibly entering an ex-corporeal mode and observing our existential situation and realizing how much it sucks.

He wanted, he wrote in the early 60's, to transpose "the existential situation of the lead in a western" to a contemporary setting.

To further understand whether patients use ambulance care in an inappropriate manner and, if so, why, it is important to obtain an overall picture of the patients' existential situation at the time they call an ambulance.

The study of the strategic leadership of HP's successive CEOs revealed the paradox of corporate becoming, the existential situation facing successive CEOs (that justifies the book's empathic approach), and the importance of the CEO's ability to harness the company's past while also driving its future.