“The programme seems to combine elements of pop psychology with an odd form of existentialism.”

“Even as the two Normans zing each other about their positions on existentialism and foreign policy, they contend on a baser, dirtier plane.”

“The argument was directed at the individualist ontology of existentialism in favour of a more communitarian one.”

“Our existence depends on the preservation of our environment.”

“I owe my happy existence to my loving partner and family.”

“We would sit idly by the lake, pondering the meaning of existence.”

“However, this cognized notion of an existent implies further an existent that exists, which possesses existence.”

“An existentialist is someone who believes in the philosophy of humans freely making self-defining choices.”

“We show that nonexistence theorems for continuous surjections between continua and related results extend to almost continuous functions.”

“Once again, verification of space mines would be difficult if it were demanded to confirm nonexistence.”

“In case no legal mandate exists to support an activity, draw a horizontal line to indicate nonexistence.”

“Instead of Existentialism, we should speak of Existentialisms.”

“His paranoid and nightmarish world became a gold mine for Freudians, existentialists, and absurdists.”

“We are not speaking, as the existentialists would have it, of dangers and dilemmas that are immanent in the very nature of the human condition.”

“This theory of intuitionism influenced later philosophers, in particular Rousseau and Bergson, but also the existentialists.”

“In previous existences, this electronic engineer brought cable TV to Sligo and helped get Sligo airport off the ground.”

“We were vulnerable to one another, having changed roles and forms countless times in previous existences.”

“Ultimately, Lynch's work ironises the view that anything other than multiple, shifting existences can or have occurred.”