Sentence examples for experience of existence from inspiring English sources

"I set out only to provide a visual continuum of experience, of existence".

If you can accept its terms, it becomes an intriguing expression of the unknowable mystery of an individual experience of existence.

For the reader, being trapped in the head of Jane or John, and dependent on them for every scrap of information, is the precise opposite of their own experience of existence.

And then pay attention to the experience of existence itself when you step this far outside the normal narrow sphere of your daily awareness.

So to be consistent, we use the term existential to refer to the human experience of existence in its most ultimate sense.

Much of her work is concerned with the nature of relationships, the fragility of existence, the general experience of being human.

This followed a nervous breakdown in 1971-2 when, he said, he 'mistrusted reality completely' and found that 'the experience of being confronted with my existence was overwhelming'.

Both the builders of something so immense and terrorists, he writes, "must undertake a radical distancing of themselves from the flesh and blood experience of mundane existence 'on the ground.' " That is what might be called a resemblance without a similarity.

I'm cautious about making connections between these ideas and the experience of human existence, or the process of human death.

The line between getting beaten down by the experience of human existence, and having a mental illness always seems to move.

If indeed the state of not existing is no worse than that of experiencing the benefits of existence, then, since existing invariably brings harm in its wake, existing is always a net harm compared to not existing.