Sentence examples for as a primordial from inspiring English sources

The headliner was Neil Young with Crazy Horse, the band that has perfected rock as a primordial stomp.

In Christian discourse, Constantine and Helen are remembered as the people who established the Cross as a primordial symbol.

Today our origin myths are more mundane, but we still see the deal as a primordial act.

Like all the other super-heavy synthetic elements, roentgenium does not exist in the wild, although intriguingly, it may occur naturally in trace amounts as a primordial element.

It was its unsparing and ruthlessly efficient analysis of what we think of as love as a primordial exercise in power.

Later that year, he saw the format as a primordial form of home video, so that "underground cinema" would be released in that format in order "to place them in bookshops and record shops, side by side with your LPs.

Forbidding women in certain spots dates back centuries in Japan, where the  culture viewed menstruation as tainted, a primordial fear Western feminists have also historically had to debunk.

According to the Hindu philosophical system known as Advaita Vedanta, a primordial ignorance (avidya) originally caused souls to mistake the empirical world for reality and so become incarnated in it.

Also, in some cases, gas flowing to the center of a disk galaxy could gradually create a "pseudo bulge," as opposed to a primordial bulge, where a black hole could accumulate mass.

Durkheim, (1893/1933) and Tönnies, (1887/1957) described human society as originating in a primordial organic community in which the primary social boundary was between members and strangers, that is, between self and the other.

In Hebrew school, we had it as "chaos" - a primordial state of total mess, before the imposition of order.