Sentence examples for existential status from inspiring English sources
'existential status' is correct and usable in written English
It is generally used to refer to the state of a person's existence or a philosophical analysis of the meaning and purpose of life. For example, "The character in the story was struggling with their existential status, questioning the meaning of life."
"What are you into?" "Who, me?" "Are you a real person?" "Sorry, I've been advised not to discuss my existential status".
Indeed, soil has the same existential status as these issues and should be recognized and highlighted similarly.
The existential status of such entities vis-à-vis more traditionally considered objects is an open and largely ignored issue.
They were also examining the relationship and tensions between our singular existential status and the social conditions within which our singularity is lived.
Nevertheless to assert that all things are empty of any intrinsic reality, for Nāgārjuna, is not to undermine the existential status of things as simply nothing.
We found other important themes less related to ideas about illness: the existence of a self-sustaining 'depression spiral'; depression as an existential state; the ambiguous status of suicidal thinking; and the role of stigma and blame in depression.
Is status quo an existential suicide or a state of contentment?
I'd specifically flag David Cameron in the wake of the UK's existential concerns regarding its EU status, and Russian Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev, in light of increasing tension between the US and Russia.
Meanwhile, existential anxiety over preserving one's top-dog status tends to trap one in old, outdated habits.Take one of my favorite ex-top-dog countries: the Netherlands.
The author says he wanted the novel to amend "the status of climate change from the existential to the very real", and in this Lost Girl succeeds brilliantly.
For a proper evaluation of the quality of life (QoL) of the elderly, it is important to assess not only the health status, but also psychological, functional and existential domains.
