Sentence examples for archaic world from inspiring English sources
To impressionistic piano pieces by Debussy, he gives us an archaic world of friezes and hieratic formations.
He dreams and muses, offering endless insights into the strange and archaic world of puppets, inanimate things breathed to life.
SUBMISSION AND REBELLION The roots of this bitter relationship are deep and tangled, as is practically everything in the archaic world of the Caucasus.
To come full circle: "In the Bedroom" is about a modern man thrown by circumstances into a brutally archaic world view.
Financial institutions appear instead as the very agents of freedom, emancipating the archaic world of the plantation with their dynamic, modernising energy.
As more performers join them, the dance is strung out between a maze of chairs: Gavin Bryars's music, with its sounds of bells and distant choirs, suggests an archaic world of ceremonies, but also of suffering and imprisonment.
Modern humans probably exterminated the world's other archaic humans, the Neanderthals in Europe.
Scientists have made the startling discovery of a lost world of small archaic humans, who hunted dwarf elephants and Komodo dragons on an Indonesian island as recently as 18,000 years ago.
And so they appear to refute the idea that modern humans came out of Africa, spread around the world, and completely replaced the archaic humans they met.
In 1995 Negroponte published his best-selling book Being Digital, in which he described and anticipated a future composed of digital bits that would be distinct from the archaic analog world comprising objects, or "atoms".
Long before he won the Nobel prize, he was Famous Seamus, the superstar bard whose lulling, lyrical voice and memories of an archaic rustic world appealed to those who would otherwise never dream of opening a book of contemporary poetry.
