Sentence examples for more primeval from inspiring English sources

Dr. Sacks can be even more primeval, turning the clock back as far as it will go.

I would suggest walking at the end of the day, towards twilight, when our perception is sharp and we seem to have a more primeval outlook.

In fact, it's not Earth at all, but a parallel world that's darker and more primeval, with lush forests, treacherous jungles and Cubist-inspired architecture.

The great beasts serve as screens for the projection of ideological fantasies about a more primeval America, where competition ran unchecked and might was all that mattered.

This is a story line that goes beyond sports and appeals to something more primeval: Can the legendary but battle-scarred warrior king, whom fate has risen up and struck down, return to the battlefield in triumph?

As Andy Roddick finally began to tire in the match that refused to end, Federer turned beyond pure natural talent to something more primeval: the refusal to yield, the compulsion to prevail that allows those with a special knack for playing sport to go on and become champions.

"This led us to believe that many of the globular clusters we studied are most likely the relics of more massive, primeval dwarf galaxies that merged with [the Milky Way]," he says.

The airconditioning is primeval, producing more sound than air.

The setting is almost primeval - more truly of the 15th century than if it were thronged with people in pointy shoes and triangular hats, tinkling away on the lute.

Since rising to fame as a comedian, the 48-year-old has achieved success in the drama world, notably in sci-fi series Primeval and more recently as lead character DI Richard Poole in the BBC's Death in Paradise.

Hubbard's delight in making "one hellacious sound" is evident, nowhere more so than the primeval slide-guitar blues grind of "Tornado Ripe", a childhood reminiscence of sheltering from elemental chaos that sounded "as if God himself was belching and growling and spitting on the ground".