Sentence examples for a more ancient from inspiring English sources

It's also a more ancient part of the brain.

This term came to replace a more ancient designation, Nirgrantha ("Bondless"), originally applied to renunciants only.

Farmland is a more ancient example: the fertility of soil can be increased by prudent cultivation.

Back on the mainland, the allure of Australia's "midwest" is history of a more ancient variety.

It is supposedly a more ancient recipe, predating the arrival of tomatoes.

Ira Konigsberg, author of "The Complete Film Dictionary," suggests a more ancient origin.

Besieged is narrated by a more ancient, grizzled bard, a lyrical storyteller called John Ojwang, discovered by Bertolucci in Nairobi.

But the way the drugs are made is borrowed a bit from a more ancient industry of Napa Valley.

(God punishing David for counting the Israelites might be a holdover from a more ancient superstition against counting people).

"Deliver me from a city built on the site of a more ancient city, whose materials are ruins, whose gardens cemeteries," he wrote in "Walden".

Some tension exists between Do leaf masks and Bwa wooden masks, as the leaf mask is a more ancient and indigenous mask form.