Sentence examples for in a primeval from inspiring English sources
The conventional theory is that they are weapons, deployed in a primeval struggle among microorganisms.
As we climbed through fog in a primeval forest, the sun, still hidden behind an uneven horizon, gave us enough light to turn off our headlamps.
I normally wear it with a bondage-style headpiece, leather shirt and trousers – not in a YMCA way, but in a primeval, warrior sense.
Most cosmological theories imply that the universe is expanding, with the galaxies receding from one another (as is made plausible by observations of the red shifts of their spectra), and that the universe as it is known originated in a primeval explosion at a date of the order of 15 × 109 years ago.
"It's like being in a primeval forest; it's the most restful sanctuary I have ever experienced," said Ms. Curt, wearing a mink hat and flip-flops, with cloth weaved between her toes to protect the polish that had just been applied at the spa.
His landscape is filled with ape-men morphed from photos of his sculpted heads overlaid with photos of chimpanzee hair like a late-night hair restoration commercial, each one set atop the body of a human — usually Mr. Deak, his wife, or friends — in a primeval pose, then further adjusted to have longer arms, jutting buttocks or whatever is accurate.
Friedkin recalled how he was filming "in the middle of a primeval forest in the Dominican Republic" when a tape of music arrived from the band.
A caravan of cars ferried him to the Viskuli mansion, in Belovezhskaya Pushcha, a primeval forest near the Polish border where Leonid Brezhnev used to go hunting.
Human beings associate in societies because of a primeval need and fundamental instincts.
He created a world in which nature is a primeval force, and he described that force with a visionary power resembling that of the painter van Gogh.
The final scene, "Desolation," shows the ruins of the city as nature reclaims it in a return to a primeval wilderness.
