Sentence examples for more primordial than from inspiring English sources

"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".

Heidegger stressed social practice, which he found more primordial than individual consciousness.

Not only is Western culture premised on matricide, which she claims is more primordial than the patricide of Totem and Taboo, but this matricide is forgotten and the mother remains unmourned.

As previously reported, ovaries from PND8 OE female pups contained 50% more primordial follicles than WT pups (P < 0.05).

It may then be that Turkey's insistence on selective humanitarianism is forcing the Syrians to select more primordial associations rather than simply being Syrian.

This means either the stars are consuming much less deuterium than expected, or "much more primordial gas has rained down onto the galaxy over its lifetime than had been thought," Linsky says.

The mutant mice had approximately nine-fold fewer primordial follicles containing a single oocyte than did their littermate controls (11.4% of control), and had 13 times more primordial follicles containing four or more oocytes than controls.

We also found that a modestly biased sampling, leading to slightly more primordial germ cells after the eighth division than those reported in the literature, provides the best fit to the data.

Indeed, more primordial follicles died from hypoxia and delayed revascularization than from freeze-thaw injuries [ 52].

Even more primordial is the spirit of service breakfast inculcates.

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