Sentence examples for more primordial from inspiring English sources

Even more primordial is the spirit of service breakfast inculcates.

Then there's the shouty fan, who hails from a more primordial time.

But their countries have always been linked by far more primordial forces.

"It's like a return to a more primordial era, in which basically they were kings of the sea, not the vertebrates," Yanagihara said.

"[T]he American self is not the Adam of Genesis," Mr Bloom writes, "but is a more primordial Adam, a Man before there were men or women".

"There is nothing to be gained by assuming that clicks must have been invented only once," she said, "or in presuming that certain types of phonological systems are more primordial than others".

Even more terrifyingly, Primordial adopt the perspective of an amoral, pestilential wilderness.

They seemed more like primordial emanations than one person's composition.

The prehistoric giants of the special-effects master Willis O'Brien are more poetically primordial than today's computer-generated reptiles.

Alcoholic, woman, writer: these identity acts, the one who drinks, who lives as woman, who writes, seem to relate, all three, to a more fundamental, primordial action: the production of fiction, even when that fiction is somehow rooted in memory, the return to a childhood scene.

We hear the whir of UFOs, the grind and garble of great industrial machines, the croaks of toads and other more terrifying primordial beasts.