Sentence examples for our primordial from inspiring English sources

Too small to be planets, too big to be ignored, they can reveal a great deal about our primordial history.

There is something romantic about gas, some civilised, even cultured, connection to the fire over which our primordial ancestors cooked.

I'll continue to try to persuade, because on top of eco benefits, I believe they satisfy some element of our primordial wild swimming instincts.

The impressive success of Tinder is arguably based on its ability to simultaneously cater to our primordial instincts and our postmodern obsession with efficiency.

I believe that way back in our primordial minds we all dreamt of some day going to the Cinderella Ball and only the best of the best would be invited.

There's something about an old-fashioned winter blizzard, especially in a place like this, where horse farms and stone walls give suburbia an exurban feel, that puts us in touch with the ancient traditions and rhythms of our primordial past.

Seeing our reflection in the face of our lover, reminds us, with great relief, of our own primordial splendor -- through a natural tendency to self-denigrate, our own glory is often clouded over and hard to see.

The voice is our most primordial and valuable instrument, and we respond to it more fully, in both spiritual and physiological ways, than almost any other organic sound.

But while images of slashing, 12-inch claws and saliva-soaked fangs stoke our most primordial fears, Ursus americanus — the normally wary, at times even docile black bear — still shows a striking reluctance to attack, even when defending its young.

What has happened to Jake is worse than anyone can imagine, as Annie discovers when she is called out to a remote smallholding on the moors, where she comes face to face with something straight from folklore… Denby's hair-raising novel manifests our most primordial fears in an authentic contemporary setting.

Even our most primordial objects, bodies, are already theoretical" (1981, 20).