Sentence examples for primordial interest from inspiring English sources
"President Bush is right in that the U.S. has an almost primordial interest in good relations with Mexico," said Robert Pastor, director of the new Center for North American Studies at American University.
A journalist's question recently prompted me to revisit my own primordial interest in movies — for the most part, the low-budget science-fiction movies of the nineteen-fifties, which were often broadcast on TV in my childhood — and "Cardboard Gods" fills in something of a blank, regarding a time in my life when I had, in fact, lost interest in movies.
His apparent close connection with the then-mayor of Toronto were of primordial interest to the police," wrote the judge.
These investigations would be of primordial interest to test theoretical models and to improve the way we understand sex roles.
The interest in primordial symbols extends even to photographs of urban graffiti taken by Helen Levitt, Aaron Siskind and Brett Weston.
The side-by-side hanging of one of Willem de Kooning's ferociously expressionist women and a painting of a flattened woman by Jean Dubuffet that looks as if it was scrawled into dirt by a young boy demonstrates a shared, trans-Atlantic interest in primordial femininity.
"It's a primordial urge to be interested in your evolutionary past," Mr. Crabtree said.
Millions of such integrals are required for molecules of interest; therefore rapidity is the primordial criterion when the precision has been reached.
We were interested in expressions of the primordial germ cell- PGC-) related genes PRDM1 (BLIMP1), PRDM14, DPPA3 (STELLA), DAZL, and pluripotencell- PGC--related markers, includingenes4A, SOX2, NANOG, TERT, SALL4, CDH1, and LEFTY1.
As immunocompetence is obviously a primordial parameter in host dynamics, it is thus of great interest to compare the effect of these two Wolbachia strains on host immune capacities.
There has been great interest in the potential for RNA as a primordial biomolecule and, therefore, in finding RNAs that can catalyze replicative reactions such as an RNA-dependent RNA polymerase that can utilize a two-metal-ion mechanism similar to that described for protein polymerases.
