Sentence examples similar to a primeval date from inspiring English sources

Most cosmological theories imply that the universe is expanding, with the galaxies receding from one another (as is made plausible by observations of the red shifts of their spectra), and that the universe as it is known originated in a primeval explosion at a date of the order of 15 × 109 years ago.

A primeval simpleton.

It's a primeval place.

"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.

The first team to destroy a Primeval wins the round.

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

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

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