Sentence examples for primordial muck from inspiring English sources

Original Glacial Lakes tracks emerge out of these mixes like fish with feet crawling out from the primordial muck.

For example, "Self Portrait as The Born Feeling Begins," center right, conjures Mr. Sherry as emerging from the primordial muck, whereas his blue boy portrait is best left unremarked upon.

Some 145 million tons of waste, from the Truman-era primordial muck at the marshy bottom to more recognizable castoffs of the early Bush years, will traverse the sludgy slope to decomposition, an unseen simmer of microbial breakdown.

Since animals climbed out of the primordial muck and our early ancestors rose from all fours to walk upright, evolution has been guided by its ability to help us survive and reproduce.

Worrying is obviously not a pleasant emotion, but it is actually an essential, normal and instinctive emotion that has been hard-wired into humans to help us survive since we rose out of the primordial muck.

But if you're not already steeped in the primordial muck of the broader manosphere, it can be exceedingly difficult to parse what these people are talking about, and why.

Set in a suburb 20 miles south of Los Angeles International Airport, FIT features three dimwitted losers trying to crawl out of the neo-primordial muck of what I assume to be someplace like Torrance.

Of the organisms that have crawled out of the primordial electronic muck, a rough consensus has emerged as to which types are eventually going to be profitable.

Ask how and why inter-dependent and inter-related systems could begin from muck or salt water, primordial soup?

Innovation is primordial.

The waterfall is primordial.