Sentence examples for more primal than from inspiring English sources
The allure remains more primal than that.
"Hopefully there's a real emotional catharsis that is more primal than intellectual".
They are a window into his purest creative method, which sprang from impulses far more primal than any desire to browbeat.
But like the others', Gehry's affinity for sailing is more primal than professional: "There is a freedom about it, a purity about it.
If that urge has obvious moral implications when applied to France's murky memory of its wartime complicity, it is born from an impulse more primal than the ethical one.
(The film's images in which she lovingly depicts the tools of the trade, the camera and the tape recorder, suggest that the actor's relationship to the equipment is a connection even more primal than the one with a director).
Headlining on Thursday, however, is the metallic-tanged angular funk of Wild Beasts, as on their fifth album Boy King – more St Vincent than Kate Bush this time and more primal live than it is on record.
Thief of Fire begins with an even more primal howl than We Are All Prostitutes, then stutters and judders along, frenetic, impatient.
Before his death, Tupac Shakur had released a record called "Hit 'em Up" -- more primal scream than battle rap -- in which he profanely boasted that he'd had an affair with Biggie's wife, the singer Faith Evans.
Mandel describes the hush that falls over the small audience, fifteen years after the epidemic, at the moment the troupe's conductor raises her baton to begin a Beethoven symphony — the collective spell of music, more primal, maybe, than prose, and more successfully enduring the collapse of technological civilization.
Mandel describes the hush that falls over the small audience, fifteen years after the epidemic, at the moment the troupe's conductor raises her baton to begin a Beethoven symphony the collective spell of music, more primal, maybe, than prose, and more successfully enduring the collapse of technological civilization.
