Sentence examples for primitive heart from inspiring English sources

But none of that matters because the primitive heart that remembers is, in a way, eternal.

I hadn't been to the old house for a while and it looks, or feels, different in some indefinable way: the primitive heart of me registers that it smells different; it's not my territory any more.

No, not that HBS…something more primitive: heart, balls and soul!

These findings give added support to the viewpoint that the outflow tract of the primitive heart of the gnathostomes was not composed of a single component, but two, the conus and the bulbus.

Additionally, the myocardium of the future chambers starts to grow out of the primitive heart tube during looping.

The foundations of the primitive heart form between gastrulation and early organogenesis, as critical specification, differentiation, and morphogenic events occur.

Gradually — as with Kurtz in "Heart of Darkness" — a seemingly primitive spirit of place infects the seemingly superior outsider.

During late embryogenesis, the primitive fly heart begins to beat and hemocytes are pumped around internal spaces as a constituent of the insect blood for the rest of the lifecycle, although some hemocytes remain attached to the epithelium in sessile patches.

Perhaps her most "British" piece is An Entertainment, a video installation that takes Punch and Judy and reveals the savage, primitive violence at the heart of this seaside theatre.

Humanitarianism is what the west uniquely practises, bringing its kindness and goodwill to dark places of the world, where savagery and barbarism still rule (or have reappeared) at the heart of "primitive" or regressive cultures.

The VE in particular has been proposed to play important roles in heart formation, primitive streak formation and the development of the forebrain.