Sentence examples for primal language from inspiring English sources

It told us, in the primal language of the photograph, what a man was, a great man, a godly man, and how we might emulate him.

John Edgar Wideman credited "Things Fall Apart," Mr. Achebe's groundbreaking 1958 book about a Nigerian village before colonialism, with teaching him about the power of gesture -- "primal language," he called it -- in the telling of a story.

It is a very clear language, a very primal language and a very visual language.

Coined to describe a movement philosophy that arose from Naharin's response to back injury, "gaga" borrows from, then circumvents, the formalities of technique to form a primal, instinctive physical language.

Andrew and Brenna set about creating two distinct languages for Primal, Wenja and Izila, both of which were based on years of research into PIE.

The supporting cast is just as diverse - shamans, hunters and other NPCs help Takkar along the way, all speaking their own proto-European language, created for Primal by historical linguists.

Poetry is a vast subject, as old as history and older, present wherever religion is present, possibly under some definitions the primal and primary form of languages themselves.

Like most aspects of body language, the grammar is primal.

Performed by Maydance at New York Live Arts on Tuesday, "Commentary" showcases Benjamin Asriel, Kayvon Pourazar and Maggie Thom as primal beings excavating an awkward movement language that turns out to have formal underpinnings.

Speaking to the Professors Who Invented the Prehistoric Language of 'Far Cry Primal'.

Speaking to the Professors Who Invented the Prehistoric Languages of 'Far Cry Primal'.