Sentence examples for a form of primal from inspiring English sources

This uneasiness may be more widely felt than it seems; the idea of reproductive human cloning is often shunned the way incest is, as a form of primal violation.

In 1924 he created a pure marble ovoid shape devoid of any detail entitled Beginning of the World; as the title suggests, for Brancusi, this ovoid mass represented the very essence of form, or a sort of primal foundation of form that the artist did not care to alter with traditional sculptural techniques of modeling.

Is it as simple as an expression in response to a stimulus, as some suggest, or a more complex primal call out - a form of non-verbal communication to elicit help and support from those around you in your time of need?

The show mines a primal adolescent fantasy: that sickness might be a form of glamour, making a person special and deeper than other humans.

It has a kind of primal forcefulness.

("A kind of primal scene of eating hovers over every cookbook, just as a primal scene of sex lurks behind every love story").

He says such proximity is a kind of primal experience.

This could be a kind of primal interview: Could this person be mating material?

But to fans "Gilmore Girls" has a kind of primal power.

They're also a primal form of women's culture, a staging ground for debates about sex, the nature of marriage and work, you name it.

The proximity turned the abstraction into a primal form of theatre.