Sentence examples for primal of from inspiring English sources

Smell is the most primal of our senses.

Many of those people weeping quietly around me had suffered that most primal of dispossessions.

In the video featuring Mr. Battle of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, he extols dance as "the most primal of the performing arts".

The questions imply a full spectrum of emotions, from tenderness to curiosity to anger, and speak volumes about one of the most primal of relationships.

The movement generally stayed away from the issue its leaders thought most likely to activate the most primitive and primal of white fears.

For this protean, hyperintense performer, the most primal of human drives is directly linked to the urges to dance, to perform, to charm, to create.

("A kind of primal scene of eating hovers over every cookbook, just as a primal scene of sex lurks behind every love story").

Weights of primal cuts of ham, closely trimmed loin, picnic shoulder, Boston shoulder, belly and spareribs were also recorded [16].

BACK IN THE days of the tyranny of distance, the primal terror of Australians was the fear of abandonment.

Residues of a primal fear of the dark begin to trouble you.

Yet she soon rejects him, another instance of a primal fear of abandonment throbbing through Spielberg's work.