Sentence examples for a primeval from inspiring English sources

A primeval simpleton.

"It was a primeval experience," he said.

It is," he adds, "a primeval feeling".

Gnarled trunks spoke a primeval tongue.

Campaigners say corporations have a primeval attitude to the environment.

They narrowly pictured the Amazon rainforest as a primeval wilderness before the arrival of Europeans.

An age when a primeval river of life, of vitality, of creativity, gloriously raged?

"It's just such a primeval kid's dream to fly, to go into outer space," Kinchin said.

Googling is an attempt to recreate a primeval, preindustrial pattern of interaction".

It's a place that emits a primeval call: go skinny dipping.

The conventional theory is that they are weapons, deployed in a primeval struggle among microorganisms.