Sentence examples for almost primordial from inspiring English sources

It is almost primordial or of the earth.

For me it was key to get those two almost primordial forces opposing each other".

Running deep in the state, particularly in white rural areas, is a prickly, almost primordial sense of independence and insularity that resents any meddling.

"President Bush is right in that the U.S. has an almost primordial interest in good relations with Mexico," said Robert Pastor, director of the new Center for North American Studies at American University.

But perhaps the most telling photograph is a retake of an Adams image, "Clearing Winter Storm," from 1944 that captures what Mr. Klett called an "almost primordial" feeling from the light's returning as the clouds dissipate.

The crater looks like something prehistoric, almost primordial, but it is, in fact, an agave oven, used to make mezcal – the drink sometimes called tequila's father – and I'm on a day-long mezcal tour to find out more about it.

For so many people the almost-primordial parent wound is the root of mental illness, addiction, and a special kind of soul suffering.

The voice is our most primordial and valuable instrument, and we respond to it more fully, in both spiritual and physiological ways, than almost any other organic sound.

The connection seems virtually primordial.

There is an almost palpable primordial feel to the place.

Four-day old rat ovaries contain almost exclusively primordial follicles.