Sentence examples for a primal event from inspiring English sources

This stirring work of agitprop, based on a primal event in the first Russian revolution, of 1905, tells the story of a battleship crew that mutinied in revolt against their cruel and tyrannical officers; the spread of their uprising to shore culminates in the celebrated Odessa Steps sequence, showing sympathizers being chased and gunned down by the Tsar's troops.

It's a primal issue.

"Music has a primal effect, I think," Spillman said.

Brown's industrious research begins at the primal event, in a bar in the red-light district of St . Louison Christmas night, 1895.

Our data support the hypothesis that invokes emergence of CSCs from NSCs as a primal initiating event in oncogenesis (Bapat 2007; Pardal et al. 2003; Reya et al. 2001), at least for arsenic.

Two documentaries, "Collateral Damages" and "The First 24 Hours," both by Étienne Sauret, return to the primal events.

Or as William Stern wrote, in his introduction to Person und Sache (vol. 2): "Despite any similarities by which persons are identified as members of humankind, a particular race or gender, etc., despite any broad or narrow regularities which are involved in any personal events, a primal uniqueness always remains, through which every person is a world of its own with regard to other persons".

You've said that in an era of Netflix, theatre has to offer a primal live experience… It has to be an event, that's for sure.

Its climactic event, the transferral of heat from one body to another, has a primal resonance.

It is a primal reflex to retreat within one's territory in the face of trouble; the recent, terrible events in Europe prove no exception.

He let loose a primal scream after the final forehand, after he had secured his 14th straight semifinal appearance in a Grand Slam event.