Sentence examples for incredibly ancient from inspiring English sources

"It felt incredibly ancient, as if I were back in time," she remembers.

Between 5% and 9% used the "incredibly ancient" Wired Equivalent Privacy WEPprotocolcol, which was supposed to protect people's data moving around routers, but has known vulnerabilities and should not be used anywhere, Lyne said.

At first glance, this seems a bit unremarkable, but when you take a closer look and consider that canines and felines last had a common ancestor (the Miacids) around 33 million years ago, it suggests something incredibly ancient is going on.

Despite subsequent searches, this incredibly valuable ancient creature remains unfound.

These traditions are an authentic and incredibly valuable and ancient source of Christian history, and should be respected as such". Vellian is right.

She notes that the inhabitants of Deir el-Medina were incredibly literate by ancient Egyptian standards, and cautions that such finds only come "...in rarefied circumstances and in particular conditions".

Remember in ancient times email (incredibly) considered exciting and fun, but now email is evil foe.

We wore earplugs and cranked up an ancient and thus incredibly loud air-conditioner, which we merged with a white-noise machine.

The collection of skeletons is incredibly useful for understanding the ancient Roman world at the beginning of the Empire because it represents a cross-section of people cut down in their prime, unlike a cemetery that holds the remains of people who most often died of disease.

The Vedic cosmology of ancient India is incredibly rich and has many points of tangency with modern cosmology, which may help in the construction of that common ground between science and religion that CERN is looking for.

Life-long liquorice loathers are discovering that this ancient root can be incredibly delicious.