Sentence examples for primordial of from inspiring English sources

Her "powerlessness" gave way to moments of incredible resolve, her strength rooted in the most primordial of places: the love of her parents, and the lessons they had imparted to her.

In the streets of the Tunisian summer getaway of Hammamet, in the seething quarters of Sadr City or in the claustrophobic neighborhoods of Beirut, hopelessly divided by the most primordial of religious and clan loyalties, Arab states looked exhausted, ossified and ideologically bankrupt, surviving merely to perpetuate themselves.

The embryonic axis has a distinguished radicle (whitish) and plumule that is slightly split into two ends, representing the primordial of the first leaves (Fig.  1E).

FGF8 is the key signaling molecule in this process, able to direct proximo-distal growth and patterning of the skeletal primordial of the limbs.

In one of the seeds, outlines of interior structures probably resembling the embryo with cotyledons and vegetative primordial of the primary leaves are faintly visible.

Club foot formation can possibly be due to (i) indirect action of metal, (ii) alteration of maternal physiology, which disturbs the hormonal balance in mother, or (iii) direct effect on the tissue primordial of foot [ 38].

But they have a kind of primordial understanding of 'ship.' They belong".

In Husserl's view, the temporalization must be conceived as a kind of primordial constitution of transcendental consciousness itself.

Maybe they're feeling some kind of primordial upheaval of inner collective rage and lashing out online is the best way to express it.

JM: Cosmic microwave background radiation is actually thought to be the remnant of the heat of the primordial explosion of the universe.

The imprint of the primordial distribution of inhomogeneities, although distorted, should be still preserved in the distribution of nowadays galaxies.