Sentence examples for rooted existence from inspiring English sources
Vernon had lived the kind of quaint, rooted existence that seems increasingly rare, given the cosmopolitan ambitions of most professional musicians.
Having rooted human existence in such contingency, Sartre goes on to describe other fundamental structures of existence, core human projects, and characteristic patterns of behavior, including freedom and bad faith, all of which arise on this basis.
What we encounter in art is something more deeply rooted in existence which the modern subject/object dichotomy skates right over.
By (28) or (29), the sufficient condition for root existence of equation (A_{K, W}(t)=0) is that the discriminant of (A_{K, W}(t)=0) is non-negative.
Like their counter-figures the demons, angels have a residual existence rooted in various layers of the Jewish experience and interpretation of the universe.
To be driven by basic impulses implies an existence rooted in primal sensation; the discerning person has accumulated so much culture that no room is left for natural instinct.
The cultural critic Mark Greif writes that such privations "go with a degree of discernment and class distinction". To be driven by basic impulses implies an existence rooted in primal sensation; the discerning person has accumulated so much culture that no room is left for natural instinct.
There are three knowledge-constitutive interests, each rooted in human existence and expressed in a particular type of scientific or scholarly inquiry.
In this emerging world, the truth of existence is rooted more in quantifiable physical reality than in ideas and emotions.
I soon found out that prison life was deeply rooted into my present existence; a decade of life in an environment where survival mechanisms and behaviors were hardwired into daily existence had changed me profoundly.
With a film whose existence is rooted in fan culture, describing the movie is perilous; even revealing the cast list runs the risk of providing potential plot spoilers.
