"In an existential sense, we all have AIDS," he said, "and the question is how we want to be treated as dying men and women."

Time also appears foregrounded in an existential sense, particularly in relation to Stella and Roderick.

In the existential sense, the answer is, of course, yes.

Those like me who paraded disbelief in macabre miracles were, in a deeply existential sense, enemies of all grocery shoppers, as well as. . . "Wow!"

"They both have that existential sense of humor and irony."

We can imagine hanging around to catch the act of some entertainer who, in an existential sense, seems like he isn't supposed to be here either.

Throughout the film this character is plagued by an existential sense of 'ungst.'

Such obstacles demonstrate that the occupation has nothing to do with the security of Israel in any sort of existential sense.

It makes existential sense that the figures tend to be dwarfed by their surroundings, which are gorgeously appointed and lovingly rendered with careful attention to sky, water, wallpaper and carpet.

Informal Brazilian Portuguese uses the T verb even in the existential sense, e.g. Tem água no copo "There is water in the glass".