Examples of using Existentially in English and their translations into Slovak
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Biologically, existentially, our quest for our identity flows then from a mother and a father.
We have done our best to make a film about a person in an existentially extreme situation.
Secondly, Culture existentially depends on a long-term balance between the animate and inanimate environments of the Earth.
If intellectually they have been discovered,then sooner or later they will also be experienced existentially.
St. Leonard experienced this reality, not intellectually, but existentially, through the living encounter with the Lord.
Personally, I listen to a lot of atmospheric metal andpost-rock because it offers me what I desire to receive out of music spiritually and existentially.
In many cases you have come from afar, not only geographically, but also existentially, culturally, socially and humanly.
It has become clear that the migration crisis is existentially more threatening to the European Union than either the euro crisis or Russia's annexation of Crimea.
They had to discover that what they sought was not in a palace,but elsewhere, both existentially and geographically.
Despite the fact that he is a city boy, he remains existentially connected to nature by his lifestyle and peculiar philosophy.
We can ensure continuous operation of refrigerationplant at important sites for which cooling is existentially important.
This dialogue in grace is elicited only when the human person is existentially capable of a response in the concrete- which is not the case with infants.
One young man told Rolling Stone magazine that sex is just“a piece of body touching another piece of body”;it is“existentially meaningless.”.
There are some conflicts which can be argued are existentially necessary- the Second World War, for example, or the 1973 Middle East war.
The definitions of violence we normally use are impossibly squishy, especially for such an emotionally laden,morally charged, existentially vital, and politically important word.
In the opinion of many EasternEuropean leaders the migration crisis was existentially more threatening to the European Union than either the euro crisis or Russia's annexation of Crimea.
We are faced with truly huge challenges demanding serious analysis, pertinent critical observation, in-depth cultural comparison,a capacity to partake of the circumstances psychologically and existentially.
In many cases you have come from afar, not only geographically, but also existentially, culturally, socially and humanly.
This level Is Trinity attained, existentially. by the Paradise Deities, but, this third level of unifying Deity expression is not fully unified experientially.
In the nineties, our most distinct activities were related to assisting the municipalities andpeople existentially threatened by the planned construction of dams.
Jealousy arises from the fear of loneliness, existentially born with a person, and finally forming in childhood, through the abandonment and inaccessibility of the mother in the infant sense.
The question he says is not where our children are physically,or whom they are with but where are they existentially, where they stand in terms of their convictions, goals, desires and dreams.
Although the poetry of Maša Haľamová is existentially bound to her human and artistic subject and draws mainly on her own emotional sources it would not be correct to limit the core of her meaning and art to this subjective sense of the word.
There is the true acting, and usually,our truth to that to which we are really committed existentially is in our acts more than importance supposed to be behind the act.
In this situation, there is a glimmer of hope, for the American and English democracies which most solidly in their institutions represent the truth of the soul are,at the same time, existentially the strongest powers.
They have urgent practical political consequences,as is evident from the conventional feelings of First World subjects that existentially(or“empirically”) they really do inhabit a“postindustrial society” from which traditional production has disappeared and in which social classes of the classical type no longer exist- a conviction which has immediate effects on political praxis.
It must focus on the following question:‘What ontic structure should Culture have and to what extent could it grow in order to be able to reproduce and protect humans and simultaneously not to harm the life, the activities and the high level of diversity(bio-diversity)on which humans existentially depend?'.
The real question, then, is not where our children are physically or whom they are with at any given time,but rather where they are existentially, where they stand in terms of their convictions, goals, desires and dreams”(No.261).
Mammals in the sub-alpine and alpine zones include relic species including Tatra pine vole(Microtus tatricus), snow vole(Microtus nivalis mirhaneini), alpine marmot(Marmota marmota latirostris) and Tatra chamois(Rupicapra rupicapra tatrica),which are existentially bonded to these habitats alone.
But the true cause of the new developments was the spiritual void brought about by atheism, which deprived the younger generations of a sense of direction and in many cases led them, in the irrepressible search for personal identity and for the meaning of life, to rediscover the religious roots of their national cultures,and to rediscover the person of Christ himself as the existentially adequate response to the desire in every human heart for goodness, truth and life.