Sentence examples for primal existence from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more so than in any other place in the city, the loss of power for people living in public housing projects forced a return to a primal existence.

Through his research, he wanted to return to a primal existence, when humanity had not conceived of its first artificial product: language.

Social commentary aside, Fantastic Planet places the viewer into a unique and beautifully realized world accented by jarring scenes of violence and brutal indifference where futuristic technology and primal existence are side by side.

The Fritzl case was the starting point, but I wanted to write a novel about the world of childhood and about the primal, everyday existence of a mother and son.

Shot primarily with non-professional actors he found on the streets of Mexico City, where the film was shot, Los Olvidados follows a gang of slum kids and their primal, hopeless existence, one where your first meal in days or a violent death might waiting around any corner.

Cosmic transformation may concern an original world, without proper human means of existence and without death, that was transformed through a certain event (e.g., the death of Hainuwele, a type of primal being known as a dema, or ancestral, deity) into the world known to mankind, a truly inhabitable world with vegetation, animals, and other features that had not existed before.

In a sense, the Impasse Ronsin was itself a kind of performance, the deliberate embrace of a primal, almost medieval existence in the heart of what Walter Benjamin called the "capital of the 19th century".

The main result of the paper establishes a rigorous equivalence between infeasibility of the primal problem and existence of a solution of the dual problem.

The existence of primal man was chiefly determined, like the production itself, by the sounds surrounding him.

Wherever Leonardo probed the phenomena of nature, he recognized the existence of primal mechanical forces that govern the shape and function of the universe.

Because although Oz shares with many Israelis a primal fear for "the existence of Israel", he insists that "anything is possible here.