Sentence examples for primeval setting from inspiring English sources
I did an enormous painting filled with dinosaurs in a primeval setting.
As a story teller, what attracted you most to such a primeval setting? A. I needed a place that had both malaria and medical possibilities.
His landscape is filled with ape-men morphed from photos of his sculpted heads overlaid with photos of chimpanzee hair like a late-night hair restoration commercial, each one set atop the body of a human — usually Mr. Deak, his wife, or friends — in a primeval pose, then further adjusted to have longer arms, jutting buttocks or whatever is accurate.
It became a wild and primeval place.
"The Sword and the Sorcerer" is a nonsensical, Hollywood-made, Rrated adventure-fantasy set in a primeval past about usurped kingdoms, erring knights, recently awakened ogres, distressed princesses and various hangers-on.
And The Dead Lands came out of nowhere to be a gloriously gory imagining of pre-contact Maori society set against a primeval New Zealand forestscape.
It entered the war in 458 in response to an appeal by its "mother city" Doris, the city from which the primeval Dorians were believed to have set out to undertake the invasion of the Peloponnese.
Set in the mythical village of Primeval somewhere in Poland, it follows the lives and experiences of the people of this village and its surrounding communities through the twentieth century from the start of WWI to the rise of Solidarity.
His vision helped keep the Gila headwaters primeval in perpetuity — the Gila Wilderness, the first such set aside in the world, remains off limits to roads, tourist developments and all things motorized and mechanized.
These new "secondary" forests are emerging in Latin America, Asia and other tropical regions at such a fast pace that the trend has set off a serious debate about whether saving primeval rain forest — an iconic environmental cause — may be less urgent than once thought.
