Sentence examples for take on existence from inspiring English sources

His take on existence veers between the grimly comic and the cynically absurdist.

Quite different from his famous contemporary, T.S. Eliot, whom Crane regarded as too dry, too learned and too pessimistic in his vision of life, Crane's own take on existence was more ecstatic and positive.

And Jesus was telling them to be like those condemned prisoners, to throw their social status and reputation to the wind, to take on an existence without social legitimacy.

By Ted Robinson The New Yorker, February 1 , 1941P. 7 All around us the rich toys of existence take on an air of purposefulness.

Amongst all this, Batman got bricked in The Lego Movie and The Lego Batman Movie, which further complicated things (in the best possible way) by offering a self-aware, meta take on the character's existence.

Asymmetry in bird eggs is associated to the physiology of birds: they take on this shape given the existence of only one oviduct which can only form one egg at a time.

The Restaurant at the End of the Universe is brilliantly conceived, and its take on the farce of human existence seems to become more relevant with every passing news cycle.

The Guardian followed up by asking firms if they would take on clients that deny the existence of man-made climate change or campaigns seeking to block regulations dealing with climate change.

The new disorder then takes on an existence of its own and becomes a disease-like entity.

Marr says Morrissey assumed the guitarist would take on the role of unofficial manager, as he had for most of the band's existence.

If the spectacle exists, as Debord tells us, "wherever representation takes on an independent existence" then it's safe to assume that the computer-manufactured credit derivatives associated with the collapse of the American economy in 2008 count as one of the many forms of the spectacle.