Sentence examples for primal experiences from inspiring English sources
It suffices for Lucy to claim such knowledge — and then, to speak by phone to her mother about some primal experiences from infancy — for it to seem real.
What ignites Morricone, in other words, is less the nostalgic impulse than those pure, primal experiences which are destined to become the objects of nostalgia — the laying up of treasures upon earth.
I have read about this; it is not unusual for the primal experiences of parent and child to morph — the intensity, the intimacy of the sensations is often expressed in adults as sexual attraction.
The link between cold and social isolation may stem from primal experiences we have as children, Zhong speculates.
"It is a really primal experience.
He says such proximity is a kind of primal experience.
This oneness with all creation was the primal experience Woolf had felt as a child in Cornwall.
The idea, Hamilton explained, is to create a kind of primal experience and a certain meditative flow.
Flower has an environmental message, about the fragility of life, but more important is the primal experience of playing.
The sound of a single voice singing to each of us is a primal experience of reception, connection and transmission.
This kind of energy is a primal experience that most people only read about in books and watch in movies and television.
