Sentence examples for existential subjects from inspiring English sources

According to reader surveys, the editorials — in which Kimball preaches on more existential subjects — remain C.I.'s least popular section.

Through Tuesday Pace Wildenstein 534 West 25th Street, Chelsea Through April 27 Kiki Smith has never shied away from the big existential subjects that seem to embarrass everyone else: birth, death, resurrection.

She referred me to the baggage depot at the end of "Talking to Myself," in which Yamamoto sets down some fragmentary aperçus on a variety of existential subjects, including alcohol, gambling, insomnia, and women.

The latter album a sprawling, multilayered work that explored existential subjects such as death, the afterlife, and man's place in the universe is considered by many critics to be the band's artistic peak.

Antonioni's cinematography was once criticized for being too beautiful for his existential subject matter.

On the ground — especially in a place like Saudi Arabia — it is in fact a visceral, almost existential subject, on the streets and in the palaces.

To cite an eminently existential subject like freedom, for example – a purely political end will kill the spirit of truth in it, unless it arms itself with a life preserver: in other words, with myth.

That could have turned out really badly, and I escaped a horrible situation.' " Mr. Rogen, however, said the stakes for "Funny People" had inevitably been raised, not only by the existential subject matter but also by the extent to which Mr. Apatow has already telegraphed his intentions to his audience.

Lyrically, the album generally discusses sexual and romantic themes, with existential subject matter on some songs.

Hammer identified much of the New Age movement as corresponding to the concept of "folk religiosity" in that it seeks to deal with existential questions regarding subjects like death and disease in "an unsystematic fashion, often through a process of bricolage from already available narratives and rituals".

Other businesses treat fulfillment as something of an existential exercise, one subject to constant reappraisal and revision.