Examples of using Existentially in English and their translations into German
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It was her biggest accomplishment, existentially.
And we need to establish that existentially before we do so sociopolitically.
Iran and Israel: two nations with tense relations that seem existentially at odds.
And what comes afterwards becomes existentially far more immediate- and painful- through this insight.
They had to discover that what they sought wasnot in a palace, but elsewhere, both existentially and geographically.
But that reflected what was happening in the family existentially[…] And here at one point almost a new beginning a new humanity.
Naturally, composing is something to which you dedicate yourself exclusively, and shouldbe thought of in pure terms, without its relevance, existentially, like writing poetry.
These engage in dialogue with existentially shattering works by artists from Ingeborg Lüscher to Arnulf Rainer: landscape as an scrutinizing of the world- and in our own image.
We are afraid, and some of us feel existentially threatened.
Existentially such overcare is probably attributable to the Paradise Trinity, but from an experiential viewpoint the appearance of the post-Havona universes is dependent on.
The Bürgel pottery craftsmanship was existentially threatened.
The motivation must neither stem from the emotional realm nor from a rational-ethical concept of the correct and ideal, but rather from the still lively spirit and the transcendent telos of such a work-the beauty that lies in it can neither be objectified nor conveyed,but is only transmitted directly and existentially.
In many cases you have come from afar, not only geographically,but also existentially, culturally, socially and humanly.
At this point in the observation of the development of religions, we are confronting the emerging of all world religions that are still prevalent today, thus, above all, Buddhism and Christianity(with Islam as a cruder successor),in the emerging of which this changed relationship to the"divine" was existentially experienced.
Polyommatus icarus declined markedly especially in agricultural land,but is still not existentially threatened because it is by far the most common Blue in Central Europe.
Nietzsche's super-human would, therefore--to connect him with the thoughts still to be presented here--ultimately be the equivalent of a part of man'spopulation, in whose species a further category would, neurally and existentially be realized.
Clearly, the context of translation is as contingent as human life itself:its meaning is existentially, socially, historically, politically, culturally, etc. an ambiguous category2.
This security level offers already highest security and is recommended for records which should be held secretly andwhich are existentially important for an enterprise.
With his mountain landscapes Peter Röselis showing scenes of particular beauty: existentially charged border regions between sky and earth, whose reduction of form and colour reveal a tremendous abundance of gradations.
Protection of the extraordinary environment, sustainable energy andwater supply as well as waste management are existentially relevant topics here in particular.
On the one hand the trained enjoyed a large clientele because their pastoral work became existentially relevant and they learned to listen with empathy- instead of catechetically teaching the faithful without reference to their experiences.
He wanted just not a literary fate,rather wanted in his way of seeing to traditionally realize himself existentially through the literature.
This model is working with the assumption of an isomorphy between a(philosophically, sociologically, existentially interpreted)"world state"(Weltzustand) and a(also to be multiply interpreted)"world vision Weltanschauung.
This service economy may generate higher levels of overall well-being if it emphasizesthat humans do not exist as separate islands, but existentially depend on their relations with others.
The current special exhibition in the Museum der Brotkulturin Ulm depicts different aspects of AIR:"Perhaps more existentially than water and earth, humans need air: not even five minutes they can survive without breathing.
So it is no wonder that the Arabs, especially the Palestinians, remain unable to comprehend, existentially or morally, what has befallen them.
It is about the fact, that on the occurrence of a new philosophical discourse,which is moreover directly existentially motivated, relevant life-historical informations can be passed over only in the sign of a wrong doctrinarity.
A furioso middle part, inspired in rhythmand motif by the‘Dies irae', leads in great escalation with a strange and existentially concussive sound-agglomeration to sudden silence and into nothingness.
In his chamber opera Nacht, Haas interprets the failure of the French Revolution andthe observation that social prophets become despotic tyrants as the existentially threatening loss of utopia that shaped the life of the writer Hölderlin.
If the German proletarian troops of the world-socialist army would have won, Soviet Russia would come out of its difficult situation becauseSoviet Russia was not only existentially and militarily threatened by the German imperialist troops but also by the entire world-army of the counter-revolution.