Sentence examples for primal piece from inspiring English sources

Stravinsky's strange and meditative Introduction to Part II had, through this conductor, an element I'd never heard before — dread, a reminder that this primal piece is as much about death as life.

Mr. Feld has created another premiere, "Nodrog Doggo," a dramatic, primal piece for seven men set to music by one of his favorite composers, Michael Gordon (it is even named after him; Nodrog is Gordon spelled backward, and Doggo is slang for "in hiding").

But, without knocking many of the fine stories that take place in the middle of Superman's career (Superman: Peace On Earth, Lost Souls, etc), the character is such a primal piece of American myth-making that it makes sense that the most powerful narratives would be the two distinctive Campellian archetypes: the hero's journey and the old man coming to terms with death.

It's really very primal, the piece is about life and ambition and belief.

The look book stars Methusalemsdottir's 18-year-old daughter, India Salvor Menuez, wearing the delicate and primal-looking pieces.

That paved the way for Frank Turner, who was definitely The Clash of the piece – less primal, but more politically savvy.

In the end, although the sculpture clearly speaks to destruction and devastation, the beauty of the overall piece captures the primal instinct towards life and hope.

And is this musical throwback who Mr. Young really is? His show concentrates on the period roughly from 1955 to 1972 and includes a selection of the era's primal ballads sung with a seven-piece band (led by Tommy Faragher) whose arrangements loosely parallel those of the original recordings.

Back to the primal then and the startling scene that opens his piece: topless men and women seemingly pierced with arrows and biting into a single rope that joins them together as they strain against a series of panels.

Mark Baldwin has created a new piece, What Wild Ecstasy, as a contemporary take on the primal eroticism of Faune; a tribal rave that I thought I was going to hate.

The piece picks up where we left off dancing in caves 40,000 years ago, cultivating primal human experiences with new technology.