Sentence examples for is a primordial from inspiring English sources
It is a primordial way of being that gives meaning and purpose to life.
The existence — and the suppression — of "Cocksucker Blues" is a primordial moment in this historic shift.
In micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS), coupling of structures through electrostatic forces is a primordial phenomenon.
Ms. Reichardt's pre-Civil War Oregon is a primordial, unconquered place, more like the Virginia in Terrence Malick's "New World" than John Ford's Monument Valley.
Complement is a primordial sentinel of the innate immune response that engages in multiple inflammatory cascades as it becomes activated during tissue injury and remodeling.
He told me that the book is a primordial account, both scholarly and enthusiastic, of silent movies; I bought the book, of course, and am finding (writing here midstream) that his praise is entirely justified.
"It's a primordial urge to be interested in your evolutionary past," Mr. Crabtree said.
Founding United Artists with Mary Pickford, Charlie Chaplin, and Douglas Fairbanks, D. W. Griffith was a primordial independent filmmaker.
This strategy recognises the C3 chloroplast as lacking a CCM, and being a primordial cyanobacterium at its essence.
It might be a primordial scene, or a vision of post-apocalyptic doom like that witnessed by HG Wells's time traveller.
