Sentence examples for as a primeval from inspiring English sources
They narrowly pictured the Amazon rainforest as a primeval wilderness before the arrival of Europeans.
In 1954, the painter Yves Klein imagined the world of color as a primeval place.
A burger as a primeval deity; a cult statue with the evil clown face of Ronald McDonald; a horned devil out of some dreadful Hammer film in which Roy Castle is the victim of a voodoo curse.
To view its swollen bodily attributes as appealing to a primeval drive to procreativity is simply to state the obvious.
The League's hall of fame includes such notables as Barry Jones, Terry Lane and Barry Humphries as well as the support of Phillip Adams who once, amusingly, likened the concept of moving an ovoid object between two sticks as akin to a primeval, reproductive impulse.
Infection of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) was observed as early as 5000 years ago with evidence, which is a primeval enemy of the humanoid race.
The path quickly drops over a ridge and to the lake, losing both the marmot and any sign of civilization as it plateaus amid a primeval, almost moonlike landscape of gray granite and rock glaciers.
Earth and the meteorites thus have had similar lead isotope histories, and so it is concluded that over a period of about 30 million years they condensed or accreted as solid bodies from a primeval cloud of interstellar gas and dust the so-called solar nebula from which the entire solar system is thought to have formed at about the same time.
Sometimes the military is regarded as a bizarre, primeval institution dangerously at odds with enlightened American culture.
At nearly 70, he looks extraordinary, clad from head to toe in black, covered in tattoos and jewellery – including a deeply un-Cliff-like necklace featuring a crucified Jesus with a Fender Stratocaster hanging around his neck – and still likes to talk about rock'n'roll as a dark, primeval force.
Steyn's celebration is a beauty, a primeval roar as he leaps into the air, limbs splayed all over the place.
