Sentence examples for primordial past from inspiring English sources

Some deep connection to a primordial past of fireside storytelling and open-air drum circles?

Over the years, as the city has become more dainty, more genteel, more prissy, it has largely forgotten -- or deliberately denied -- its savage, primordial past.

Naipaul's prophecy that Ivory Coast would slip back into a primordial past seemed comforting compared with the new reality that was taking hold.

In some primordial past, when ancestral protohumans first dropped out of the trees, it seems likely that they followed a river out of the woods and onto the plains.

There's something about an old-fashioned winter blizzard, especially in a place like this, where horse farms and stone walls give suburbia an exurban feel, that puts us in touch with the ancient traditions and rhythms of our primordial past.

On canvases measuring eight feet across and in stained-glass colors, Mr. Basu, who is from Mumbai, creates bird's-eye views of grid-based worlds in which architecture and nature, function and ceremony and the primordial past and the post-apocalyptic future seem to have arrived at an eerie equilibrium.

Indeed, past studies have shown that primordial follicle renewal in young adult female mice occurs only during metestrus and diestrus [ 15, 21], and Stra8 expression is more frequently detected in ovaries with lower than average oocyte counts presumably on the verge of estrous cycle-related replenishment [ 16].

"It's a primordial urge to be interested in your evolutionary past," Mr. Crabtree said.

They are the remnants of a primordial Eden, beautiful, uncanny signs of a natural nonurban past that the city never had.

Nevertheless, the arrival of illegal boats filled with Asians evokes a primordial fear here, one that has been instilled over past decades of anti-Asian immigration policies and is still stoked by conservative politicians.

A possible exception to the Hawking radiation being weak is the last stage of the evaporation of light (primordial) black holes; searches for such flashes in the past have proven unsuccessful and provide stringent limits on the possibility of existence of light primordial black holes.