Sentence examples for primal understanding from inspiring English sources
Rick Perry has many of the qualities that Romney seems to lack: backbone, core convictions, a killer instinct and a primal understanding of the right-wing electorate.
And it does seem like so much of her appeal was bound up in some very deep, almost primal understanding of how gendered a lot of the violence in the world actually was.
In his blurb, writer Chris Weingarten stated "no contemporary musician has a more primal understanding of adrenaline-pumping, pulse-raising, chest-caving bulldozer riffs".
But the character of our primal understandings and their innate bases are intimately connected to the central concepts and questions that philosophers have always been most interested in.
It is history that provides the key to an understanding of Judaism, for its primal affirmations appear in early historical narratives.
East Africa is the cradle of our species: our primal fears, our hopes, our understanding of light and shadow, fire, rain, star maps, the quest for immortality.
It is Hodgkinson's portrait of the primal bond between mother and child, her visceral understanding of the gorgeous, terrible weight of love mothers must carry, war or no war, secret or no secret, that leaves an indelible impression.
The subject is human origins, and specifically the debate over whether the Western Christian understanding of original sin — as the fruit of a primal disobedience by the human's race first family — is compatible with the increasing scientific consensus around polygenism (that is, the theory that today's human race descends from a larger population rather than a single couple).
For my son, his initial understanding of the police in regard to our race was primal.
Plenty of passages in the book suggest that Ms. Attenberg has an understanding, too, of the way cravings hit many of us in a privately primal way.
Maybe you will revert to a primal state such as Ballard's and come out the other side with a greater understanding of yourself.
