Sentence examples for of its primal from inspiring English sources

Confronting the sentence "Tom Ford has left Gucci," as I'm doing here, deprives it of some of its primal power to terrify.

His absorption in the history of cinema and extrication of its primal ideas and practices also meant a defiance of sedimented habits.

That's partly because of their huge influence on the Beatles, but mostly because Holly was simply more sophisticated and innovative than his peers, reshaping rock'n'roll without losing any of its primal power.

It is history that provides the key to an understanding of Judaism, for its primal affirmations appear in early historical narratives.

The contradiction at the core of Ran only adds to its primal power: it's a visually magnificent film that exposes humanity at its ugliest.

If one of the distinctive contributions of the American political tradition was a pluralistic conception of governance, its primal source was the pluralistic character of the founding generation itself.

Further devolution leading to today's chocolate boxes in the shape of inverted bottoms has not however robbed the mid-February ceremony of all its primal energy.

What may seem the essence of portentous symbolism when taken out of context retains its primal force within the film.

As with many other emotional-release therapies of its time, primal therapy is today widely rejected by mental health professionals as unscientific and ineffectual.

If, in fact, we do get to look back after death, Robert Byrd would probably be proud that his came on a day when the United States Senate was once again playing one of its most primal roles.

Red meat has almost certainly featured in the human diet for a large portion of our evolution, and its primal nature is one reason why I believe it can assume some place in a 'healthy' diet today.