Sentence examples for primal matter from inspiring English sources
As Gersonides conceived it, this body seems to be similar to primal matter.
(The story reflects concern about a primal matter of philosophy what it is to live well).
Freud believed that dreams were compounded out of the primal matter of the unconscious and the prosaic events of daily life.
His best movies, the first "Wall Street" among them, are preoccupied with the more primal matter of power and its corollaries — honor, loyalty, hubris and disgrace.
The pen was an emblem for the creation of the cosmos, when primal matter issued forth from God like ink on a page.
By centrifugal force the neutron stars are reduced to primal matter, forming the nucleus of an atomic reaction whose explosive force releases primordial particles into the unknown depths of space.
In "Supernatural Wife," "The subject matter is primal: matters of birth, death, grief, mourning and the gods," she said.
But Ms. Harvey is still a songwriter who contemplates primal matters — death, desire, love, loss, transfiguration — in songs that reach toward incantations.
But this is, as the title implies, a movie (freely adapted from stories by the Canadian writer Craig Davidson) about more primal matters, and specifically about the unlikely bond that forms between two damaged souls and the battered bodies that house them.
But beneath the intricately plotted capers and noir atmosphere, the crime movie -- more often than not the drama of an individual snared in a web of circumstances he only partly controls -- can contemplate more primal matters, from the psychology of obsession to the eerie disconnection of contemporary life to the struggle between good and evil.
