Sentence examples for feel existence from inspiring English sources

Wiman, the editor of Poetry magazine, has a rare form of blood cancer, and a sense of mortality lingers in many of the poems in his third collection, a searingly honest meditation on the nature of grief and the human hunger to feel existence.

Referring to "my 'Bande à Part' mood characters, who live off the cuff and whose speech is recorded directly," he said in his book "Godard on Godard": "The interesting thing is this sort of fluidity, being able to feel existence like physical matter: it is not the people who are important, but the atmosphere between them.

Beyond that, for many, Pride events are still important sites of celebration, and for many LGBTQ+ individuals, their first chance to be among other queer people, to feel their existence being reflected back to them after being vilified and tormented in other spaces.

What it means to feel that existence slipping away and being powerless to stop it.

He did think love of God was needed for one to be of upstanding virtue, for each could see and feel the existence of deity in the cosmos.

Working with the bees I feel my existence as part of a magnificent universe.

My dream for this project is to create this moment, this great moment of silence, that we are able to feel our existence in relation to everything in the world".

"I feel my existence is an imposition on the planet".

I feel my existence is to pay homage to this woman who had a hard life.

And as tensions across the Atlantic have shown, people who feel their existence threatened find it hard to forgive others who disagree.

In our readers' survey, 81% of Guardian readers and 77% of Observer readers said they feel the existence of the readers' editor make them feel that the paper is responsive to their views and opinions?