Sentence examples for in our earliest from inspiring English sources
Even in our earliest folklore, night is a proxy for wickedness, worthy of trepidation.
The reason for mammalian rod dominance is thought to trace back to a time in our earliest history, between 225-65 million years ago (the Mesozoic).
A reflection on how music, according to Steven Mithen's recent ish) work, may have been responsible for the exponential growth in our brain power in our earliest ancestors?
In our earliest cosmologies, the whale loomed so large as to be more or less commensurate with the cosmos, equally vast and unknowable, as hugely fearsome and immeasurable as any god.
Perhaps Frankenweenie the lovable undead pooch is a comment on our perennial regressive desire to remain kids, and it touches, glancingly, on the idea that we are most daring and brilliantly creative in our earliest youth, before buttoned-up adulthood constrains us.
Animals abound in our earliest art, suggesting that a basic fascination with the bestial community may well be innate; the cave paintings at Lascaux, for example, are an ochred zooanalia of horses, stags, bison, felines, a woolly rhinoceros, a bird, a leaping cow — and only one puny man.
We are both in our early 30s.
We were kids in our early 20s.
"Anne and I are in our early 40's," he said.
In our early days, we didn't think of security.
