The phrase "living existence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the state of living or being alive. For example, "The satisfaction derived from a life of conscious, meaningful living existence is indescribable."
I pushed myself, trying to receive intimations of the sacred trees' living existence; occasionally, alone, I could fall into an ecstasy of belief.
His funeral took place in the UK on October 1. "His death was an extremely sad loss for his family, friends and all those that cared for him but no doubt a welcome relief from the prison he felt his body had become and the day to day fear and loathing of his living existence," the James family solicitors said in a statement tonight.
Just a name and a date and a place of employment, but seeing the words written in that sloping hand lent him a tangible living existence in a way no photograph could.
Yet even as he insists on his own humanity, his words and deeds remain alien to real, lived existence, as evident when he meets with his military advisers.
Hardwick goes on to refer to biography as "consistent fiction," and laments the difficulties of disproving it: Our power of documentation has a monstrous life of its own, a greater vivacity than any lived existence.
He incorporated parts of his own biography (like his past as a musician and roadie) into his role, and in so doing gives Johann the details and idiosyncrasies, some only hinted at, of a fully lived existence.
The superb cast includes some of the most expressive faces in contemporary cinema — Mr. Lonsdale's thick white eyebrows alone suggest a richly lived existence — which Mr. Beauvois tenderly frames in close-up during the devastating finale.
Hardwick goes on to refer to biography as "consistent fiction," and laments the difficulties of disproving it: **{:.break one} ** Our power of documentation has a monstrous life of its own, a greater vivacity than any lived existence.
His philosophy has its foundation in a subjective-experiential transformation of Kantian philosophy, which reconstructs Kantian transcendentalism as a doctrine of particular experience and spontaneous freedom, and emphasizes the constitutive importance of lived existence for authentic knowledge.
It's official, whoever you are, the only way to get a good night's sleep is to find meaning in the mess of your lived existence.
Now, the minds of an entire generation are developing with virtual selves representations of themselves which can have exaggerated, false, or accurate relationships to their lived existences.
