Sentence examples for primal waters from inspiring English sources

Out in the countryside the old Mesopotamian religion survived until cAD1000, among pagan tribes in the south of the plain who worshipped the deities of the primal waters, the abode of the old Sumerian god Enki.

Excessive consumption of alcohol unconsciously references the dissolution of the world in the primal waters from which life first arose.

Maybe it was the realization that this time they are messing with something as basic to life and as primal as water, that for the sake of profit they are about to mess with 2/3 of what -- biologically speaking -- we're made of.

Thales thought its primal substance was water, Anaximenes air, Heraclitus fire.

Table 1 Properties of the treated powder sample Properties Primal SF H4 Water absorption 27.49 28.49 Apparent porosity 39.01 38.35 Bulk density (g/cm3) 1.42 1.35 Consolidated depth and compressive stress 3.20 MPa at 2 mm depth 3.50 MPa at 3 mm depth Contact angle Surface 79.57 105.91 Interior 70.91 100.65.

"Their primal brain response in the water is fear.

From the first torches lighted on South Pacific islands to fire dances in the Judean Hills in Israel and flames on the Thames in London, a global community of viewers was mesmerized not by technological razzmatazz but by age-old ceremonies featuring the primal elements of fire and water.

Water was Iris Murdoch's primal habitat; by no accident, it is also the favorite element of the woman who plays her here, Judi Dench.

"Water and fire are so primal," he explained.

It's very primal, down there along with thirst, sleep and water balance".

This footage, which is at the heart of the documentary "Trouble the Water," is moviemaking at its most primal and existential: I shoot; therefore I am.