existential meaning造句

例句与造句

1. But more, like Krapp s tapes or existential meaning ".
2. In the realm of existential meaning something of their relatedness begins to come through.
3. In his concrete finiteness man lacks existential meaning.
4. His quest for existential meaning had plunged him into the study of literature, history, philosophy and religion.
5. I was wandering through the Dolce & AMP; Gabbana racks, puzzling over the existential meaning of the Barneys bankruptcy.
6. It's difficult to find existential meaning in a sentence. 用existential meaning造句挺难的
7. Still, he was drawn to the endless discussion of the existential meaning of sex _ its forms, its uses.
8. For some ethnic Macedonians the name of the country has an existential meaning, since it is inseparably linked to their nation.
9. It seemed like a bright idea to peruse the list, searching for the inner secrets, the deep existential meaning of the exhaustive yet exhilarating World Wide Web.
10. On the thematic and plot spheres, his narratives focus mainly the human condition through the projection of the inner life of either the narrator or the characters as well as the search for identity and existential meaning.
11. John Cho launched a Web site in 1995 that soon became loaded with haiku describing the taste, smell, texture and existential meaning of Spam . ( He eventually edited a book titled " Spam-Ku : Tranquil Reflections on Luncheon Loaf . ")
12. Rav Ashkenazi's thought can be described as historical and existential query into the meaning of the identity of Israel, by extracting the existential meaning of the Biblical stories, unifying and clarifying the coherence of Jewish commentary tradition and explaining Hebrew concepts and themes through the use of universal terminology, striving to integrate two opposing worlds : traditional Hassidut and Gemara.
13. Furthermore, Dreyfus and Dorrance Kelly urge each person to become a sort of " craftsman " whose responsibility it is to refine their faculty for poiesis in order to achieve existential meaning in their lives and to reconcile their bodies with whatever transcendence there is to be had in life itself : " The task of the craftsman is not to " generate " the meaning, but rather to " cultivate " in himself the skill for " discerning " the meanings that are " already there . ""