Sentence examples for back to prehistoric values from inspiring English sources

But it also helps to know that such down time will not only help us (and our phone batteries) recharge, but also brings us back to "prehistoric" values of contemplation and face-to-face engagement, in the form of family time, singing, sharing religious thoughts and ideas, and some good old laughter.

The ability to count dates back to prehistoric times.

Smoke signals and drums date back to prehistoric times.

The land that stretches back to prehistoric times?

Lavish tombs were a key characteristic of ancient Egyptian culture, dating back to prehistoric periods.

The series, about a family sent back to prehistoric times, has one of the top management pedigrees on television.

Modern children are obsessed with dinosaurs, so be sure to get them dinosaur figurines that harken back to prehistoric Westchester.

It thus includes not only varied and completely disparate cultures but also spans great time sequences from the early 21st century back to prehistoric times.

Elly Griffiths draws us all the way back to prehistoric times in her first crime novel, THE CROSSING PLACES (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $25), a highly atmospheric mystery set in the desolate salt marshes of England's Norfolk coast.

Fox's Terra Nova is a stirring story about an ordinary family from our grim, doomed future sent back to prehistoric times to join a colony dedicated to rebuilding civilisation and not screwing it up.

Here examples of jewelry and other small objects that date back to prehistoric times lend credence to late 20th and 21st century works that are sometimes little more than glitzy knockoffs.