Sentence examples for primeval of from inspiring English sources

It's first mentioned around 1000 B.C., in Homer's Odyssey, as a stomach stuffed with blood and fat, roasted over a fire like the most primeval of rotisseries.

For example, she said, the apparent hopefulness of "I Wish Your Wish" is really a way of getting spectators to articulate the most primeval of their anxieties.

Stieglitz and Edward Steichen, in their pictures, turned Manhattan into a kind of forest primeval of steel softened by mist and snow.

Long live Rousseau!' " Picasso later took superb photographs of Rousseau, including a double exposure of the artist in his studio and his painting "Monkeys in the Jungle" (1910): a balding, mustachioed fellow in a forest primeval of the mind.

Jill Fehrenbacher says such buildings will be everywhere in twenty years, as we "try to recreate some sort of primeval garden of paradise in our homes and workplaces".

Sekhmet's breath was said to have formed the desert, and she embodies a raw fierceness, a kind of primeval force of survival, growth, and self-realization.

An age when a primeval river of life, of vitality, of creativity, gloriously raged?

McGill's Gault Nature Reserve spans over of forest land, the largest remaining remnant of the primeval forests of the St .Lawrence River Valley.

It's a part of the primeval forests of the river valley.

But three centuries later, by the time the early naturalists began singing the praises of the primeval, most of the Indians were gone, decimated by European diseases.

It was the center of a battle in the 1990s between the timber industry and environmental groups and has a strong emotional pull for environmentalists as a remnant of the primeval immensity of the North American wilderness.