Sentence examples for immensely old from inspiring English sources

Other studies have shown that the slime mold lineage is immensely old.

It is home to creatures that are immensely old, fundamentally bizarre and capable of startlingly sophisticated behavior.

Researchers discovered the evidence in specks of graphite trapped within immensely old zircon crystals from Jack Hills, Western Australia.

Cuvier believed that the Earth was immensely old, and that for most of its history conditions had been more or less like those of the present.

Yes, Bird did all of that despite being immensely old for a basketball player.

To see how immensely old, let's note that Bird played 31 regular season games for the Storm this year and average 26.6 minutes per game.

Since then, with the wow factor reduced by years of exposure, and even 3D cartoons now a run-of-the-mill school holiday cinema trip away, Disney-Pixar has had to learn a new but immensely old-fashioned trick to stay ahead of its rival animators: draping its movies – notably Up and Wall E – in a velvet sadness that makes them far more resonant and profound than anything from its competitors.

With society becoming ever more splintered and the Facebook-Twitter generation experiencing life more and more through a virtual prism, there was something incredibly exciting and immensely old-fashioned in writing a story that simply had two people engaging in an earnest face-to-face conversation.

That six independent robust polarisations (plus a seventh strong but somewhat less decisive one, also discussed below: the origin of glycobacteria) are all congruent with each other and with the fossil record [ 1] shows that eobacteria are immensely older than archaebacteria.

"I admire immensely the old moonshiners who did this without electricity, pumps and all the rest, humping sacks of corn and sugar up the hills," Mr. Fireman said.

Rex Harrison plays Jean Baptiste Colbert, Louis's remarkably able chief minister, as a wily but immensely benign old fellow, and Mr. McShane is the evil Nicolas Fouquet, whose enduring monument is the magnificent chateau, Vaux-le-Vicomte.