Sentence examples for primeval force from inspiring English sources
The phrase "primeval force" is correct and can be used in written English
It typically means a primal, ancient force that predates the modern world. For example, you might write, "The primeval force of nature often manifests itself in unexpected ways."
It made it all the clearer what a powerful and primeval force love is".
He created a world in which nature is a primeval force, and he described that force with a visionary power resembling that of the painter van Gogh.
On the drive back to Darwin, some didgeridoo tunes came rasping out of the radio, making the car vibrate like it was caught in some primeval force.
Tragedy controls the primeval force of music by presenting us with beautiful illusory forms of gods, demons, men and women, through whom apprehension is bearable and possible.
At nearly 70, he looks extraordinary, clad from head to toe in black, covered in tattoos and jewellery – including a deeply un-Cliff-like necklace featuring a crucified Jesus with a Fender Stratocaster hanging around his neck – and still likes to talk about rock'n'roll as a dark, primeval force.
Despite being criticized for their abrupt changes in style in favor of what's "hot", are still considered "a primeval force at the centre of Christian heavy metal".
Though it is, as the title suggests, an intimate chamber piece, I was struck by its quasi-primeval force, by its instantaneous leap from the immediate to the geological, without passing through the anecdotal or the fabricated vectors of "current events".
What inspires us to realize our highest potential is "the primitive vigor of Nature in us" (Journal, 8/30/56), and this influence is something we are able neither to predict nor to comprehend: as he describes it in the "Ktaadn" chapter of The Maine Woods, nature is "primeval, untamed, and forever untamable," a godlike force but not always a kind one.
Here the metaphor becomes a literal reality, as Christian Bale's battered Bruce Wayne is thrown into the same pit from whence his mirror-like nemesis Bane (a mechanically gagged Tom Hardy) emerged, forced to crawl from the primeval swamp that gave birth to his alter ego.
Thus, to Isaiah the primeval dragon was the symbol of the continuing force of chaos and evil that will again have to be vanquished before the kingdom of God can be established on earth.
Maycomb was convinced this was a Creek plot to trap him (was there not a blue-eyed, red-headed devil leading them?), he made the friendly Indian runner his prisoner, and he moved farther north until his forces became hopelessly lost in the forest primeval, where they sat out the wars in considerable bewilderment.
