Sentence examples for primordial English from inspiring English sources

The next several years of his life, though they coincided with the birth of his first child, William, in 1816, and his subsequent marriage to the mother, Margaret Simpson, a pure-of-heart girl from a farm family of primordial English stock, can be understood only in terms of the dark visions and anxieties that dogged him constantly.

Stars fade and for England, unless the primordial chemistry of football ignites tomorrow, English soccer faces the black hole.

English voters' national identity and religion -their primordial whiteness - was a key element in the Leave victory.

There's always a serpent in an English village mystery because the whole genre is a metaphor for the primordial Garden of Eden, which loses its innocence when something evil slithers through the gate.

Innovation is primordial.

The waterfall is primordial.

It's positively primordial.

The connection seems virtually primordial.

The savagery had become primordial.

The primordial romantic Wordsworth wrote, "Dear God!

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