Sentence examples for a more primordial from inspiring English sources

A more primordial and primitive inhabiting of the rock.

Then there's the shouty fan, who hails from a more primordial time.

Scientists said it would be interesting to understand just how and why stress leads already specialized cells to revert to a more primordial state.

"It's like a return to a more primordial era, in which basically they were kings of the sea, not the vertebrates," Yanagihara said.

"[T]he American self is not the Adam of Genesis," Mr Bloom writes, "but is a more primordial Adam, a Man before there were men or women".

BAZA, Spain — It was a desire to experience what Danielle Dupeux called a more "primordial" way of living that prompted her and her husband to create a cave house in rural Granada.

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

That Elfo looks like a green Bart Simpson in a Smurf hat is the result of something more primordial in the cartoonist's line work.

Accompanying a decreased rate rate of apoptotic oocytes, more primordial follicles were observed in PCNA RNAi ovaries (Figs. 5C, D).

We also found that a modestly biased sampling, leading to slightly more primordial germ cells after the eighth division than those reported in the literature, provides the best fit to the data.

Alcoholic, woman, writer: these identity acts, the one who drinks, who lives as woman, who writes, seem to relate, all three, to a more fundamental, primordial action: the production of fiction, even when that fiction is somehow rooted in memory, the return to a childhood scene.