Sentence examples for Primordial instincts from inspiring English sources

Regarding Bryant's intimation about man's still-lingering primordial instincts from the cave, I would suggest that this is 1990.

Perhaps because the men tasked with carrying out the attack would have to revert to primordial instincts.

The impressive success of Tinder is arguably based on its ability to simultaneously cater to our primordial instincts and our postmodern obsession with efficiency.

In its wake, sectarian tension has exploded, economic woes have deepened, American willingness to look the other way has cast Washington as hypocritical and a society that prides itself on its cosmopolitanism is colliding with its most primordial instincts.

If so, this primordial instinct joins a lengthening list of maladaptations to modern life.

Men sit the way they sit because they think keeping their legs together looks prim or because they are compelled by a primordial instinct left over from the days when they sat on tree limbs and had to make themselves look bigger so something would not come along and eat them.

Recently, the company has focused on an even more primordial instinct: financial survival.

Who's to say? Perhaps, we really were born to run and some people feel this intrinsic primordial instinct stronger than others?

Perhaps we're attracted to tradition in all things romantic; perhaps it's simply animal instinct as there are more and more biological studies suggesting that males have a primordial instinct to chase a mate and females have a primordial instinct to accept the mate that wins the chase.

"My work inquires about the complex world of identity and primordial human instinct of communication," said Bucarelli.

I'll continue to try to persuade, because on top of eco benefits, I believe they satisfy some element of our primordial wild swimming instincts.