Sentence examples for primeval state from inspiring English sources
"The goal of the Mannahatta Project," he writes, "has never been to return Manhattan to its primeval state.
"The goal of the Mannahatta Project has never been to return Manhattan to its primeval state," Sanderson writes.
And before we wish the world back to its pristine, primeval state, we should keep this Alex Gregory cartoon in mind.
"Whenever brute force prevails over reason, humankind returns to its primeval state, to the era of the garrote, where everything is reduced to force".
Loon's tribe in "Shaman" isn't exactly a preagricultural utopia — they're starving by the end of each winter — but it's still a pretty benign view of man in his primeval state, closer to Rousseau than Hobbes.
"Re-wilding is not an attempt to return to some primeval state, that by definition is impossible.
I saw wild, open, primeval country.
It is this massive gap between the planetary emergency and frustratingly primeval inter-state realpolitik that inflames global public opinion, especially against the two top carbon emitters, the United States and China.
But, as England returns to the state of a primeval forest and Moll is abandoned by her two sons and her neighbours, she is sustained by the company of a curiously gallant boy who bears the mythic name of Arthur.
The video begins in a kind of primeval space.
The cast is excellent over all, with able supporting work from Ms. Wilton ("Downton Abbey," "Doctor Who, Mr. Henshallll ("Primeval") and, against all odds, Mr. Morrissey ("State of Play"), whose guilt-riven character is the script's booby prize.
