Sentence examples for primordial garden from inspiring English sources

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.

It's been that way since time began, since the primordial serpent in a garden convinced Eve that God was actually wrong about eating the fruit of the tree and didn't really mean what he had said.

Accounts of a primordial earthly paradise in the higher religions range from that of a garden of life (Judaism, Christianity, Islām) to that of a golden age of human society at the beginning of each cycle of human existence (Buddhism, Hinduism).

The opening music, which depicts the enchanted garden of the evil King Kashchei, emerged with eerie calm and primordial allure.

It figures large in many holy and special places -- the soft murmuring of a sacred spring at Delphi in Greece, the reflecting pools of India's Taj Mahal, riffling streams in the gardens at Granada, Spain, the reservoirs that surround Angkor Wat in Cambodia, symbolizing the primordial waters of the universe, the font for holy water in Christian cathedrals.

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!