Sentence examples for from primeval from inspiring English sources

It marks a transition from primeval disorder to the reign of the gods.

His three murals near Philipsburgh Hall depict Yonkers's evolution from primeval shoreline to Victorian manufacturing hub.

And there are still lessons to be learned.Outsiders often assume that the genocide sprang spontaneously from primeval ethnic antagonism.

Ancient marine and lake basins were filled with a variety of sedimentary and volcanic debris eroded from primeval lands.

After all, they say, no eyewitness observed humanity emerge from primeval slime or evolve from apes, while at least God was there to record His own acts.

He was born in 1874 in San Francisco, where his father, William Frost, a newspaperman from primeval New England stock, had taken a job.

It progresses into a cryptic and bleak spoken verse from Drummond: "Here we come, crawling out of the mud, from chaos primeval to the barnyard sun, dragging our bad selves from one end of time, with nothing to declare but some half-written rhymes".

The sculpture rises from a reflecting pool as if emerging from the primeval mud of creation.

"Came up" from "modest origins," as if Huckabee sort of levitated from the primeval muck onto a country back road and began tramping his way to the White House.

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.

Böhme adopted the Gnostic belief that the physical world arose from a primeval fall, renewed with the Fall of Adam.