Sentence examples for from archaic from inspiring English sources

Africa, for me, was the only place that showed a transition from archaic to modern humans.

Short stories reflecting the Modernist concern with individuality and subjectivity and freedom from archaic forms followed.

Half a century's work, from archaic allegories to unpointed lyrics to secular prophecy and wisdom verses.

We know that it took 4m years, 5-9m yeago ago, for our ancestors to completely split from archaic chimps.

Ms. Giberson makes all of her clothes herself, mostly using techniques learned from archaic sewing manuals, and mostly by hand.

By 1941, Rothko had moved into his myth-and-symbol phase, taking his motifs from archaic sources and his methods from the European Surrealists.

The gene that lets the rice plant survive after being submerged in water comes from an archaic rice strain from before the dawn of agriculture, discovered by geneticists 50 years ago.

"Cougar" may be borrowed from the archaic Portuguese çuçuarana; the term was originally derived from the Tupi language susua'rana, meaning "similar to deer (in hair color)".

Monsters are chaos beasts, lurking at the interstices of order, be they conceived as mythical creatures who preceded creation, survivals from an archaic era, creatures who dwell in dangerous lands remote from human habitation, or beings who appear in nightmares.

In Japan and Korea the court music has derived from an archaic (and no longer extant) court music of China.

The term comes from an archaic English sport called mob football or, among the more academically minded, medieval football.