Sentence examples for a primordial feature from inspiring English sources

Is she a facet of the Creator or a primordial feature of creation?

It has been pointed out that loss of proliferative capacity is a primordial feature of cell ageing [ 33].

Angiogenesis and apoptosis are primordial features of malignant tumours, constituting attractive therapeutic targets; drugs that inhibit angiogenesis or promote apoptosis could be associated to cytotoxic agents to improve antitumoral therapy.

Thirdly it features a primordial satisfaction relating to the affect which acts normatively.

I've written in the magazine about his 1923 feature, "The Marriage Circle" (his American début), a primordial drawing-room comedy in which the panoply of characters' reactions to noises off (which he implies in images) suggests a society held as taut by sexual desire as violin strings.

It rouses a primordial sense of wonder.

It was a topographical map, a primordial stew.

It could be a primordial mix of rock and ice.

Leviathan, Hebrew Livyatan, in Jewish mythology, a primordial sea serpent.

Being submerged for an extended period flips a primordial, water-mammalian switch, she says.

The Ancient Greeks conceived of a primordial prosperity as a golden age.