Sentence examples for his primordial from inspiring English sources

"It is all linked to my situation as a man exiled from his primordial".

But you trust that he, like Pollock, will emerge eventually from his primordial man-cave.

Marduk, the patron god of Babylon, acquires the "tablets of fate" in his primordial battle preceding the creation.

The four movies that Nino Frank cites in his primordial 1946 essay are "The Maltese Falcon," "Laura," "Murder, My Sweet," and "Double Indemnity".

His powerful physical appearance, combined with what one historian referred to as his "primordial" nature, struck terror in the hearts of his enemies.

Wes Anderson described his primordial auteurist experience when I interviewed him for a Profile that ran in the magazine in 2009.

Gould cites his own primordial experiences in recording, and then goes on to discuss the rigors of concert performance in terms of his panicky dreams of the way he felt as a child when, after Labor Day, he had to return to school, which, to him, "meant a return to a schedule which I couldn't completely control".

Blasting aside conventions, archetypes, and stereotypes, Jenkins conjures the birth of an individual's consciousness, the forging of a complex and multifaceted identity; he restores complexity to the very idea of identity, of the multiplicity as well as the singularity of being oneself — and he conveys his own primordial sense of wonder that art itself can conjure it.

Brakhage, Allegro argues, used his films to reference this primordial space, employing his whole body: "His body fused with his eye; the camera fused with his body".

At E10.5, PAS+ cells of the primordial His-Purkinje system can be seen throughout the trabecular myocardium making direct interconnections with the AV nodal anlage (Virágh and Challice, 1977a; Virágh and Challice, 1977b).

His family remains primordial with Chang.