Sentence examples for primordial magic from inspiring English sources

Add the smell of woodsmoke, and the hypnotic dance of the flames, and one understands "the primordial magic of the fireplace".

(When will producers quit with the quick-cut editing and ginned-up deadlines and trust that interesting people pursuing interesting passions will be interesting to viewers?) But it also has a sneaky way of reminding us, again and again, of the primordial magic of treehouses.

It said that magic, in its most primordial form, might be defined as the effect of two independent objects acting upon one another over a distance, such as voodoo, psychokinesis, or telepathy.

Innovation is primordial.

The waterfall is primordial.

The connection seems virtually primordial.

It's positively primordial.

The primordial romantic Wordsworth wrote, "Dear God!

The savagery had become primordial.

The primordial efforts of Andre Young, a.k.a.a

It's a mesmerising, primordial wilderness.