Sentence examples for primordial place from inspiring English sources

In Roeg's visionary film Australia became a primordial place, as if the rainbow serpent of the dreamtime creation myth had completed its shaping of the topography moments before filming began.

Complete thoughts formed, emerging from some half remembered primordial place.

My grief and anger collide from that primordial place deep within the recesses of my being as I learn more about the horrific events recounted by close eyewitnesses and the loved ones of the numerous dead and wounded.

Ms. Reichardt's pre-Civil War Oregon is a primordial, unconquered place, more like the Virginia in Terrence Malick's "New World" than John Ford's Monument Valley.

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.

The third sacral vertebra (second primordial sacral) is placed between the ischial peduncle and the postacetabular process of the ilium.

There is an almost palpable primordial feel to the place.

Myths are symbolic, sacred narratives of what took place in primordial, mythic time.

As symbolic, religious beings, humans were also viewed by Eliade as "mythic beings". Myths are symbolic, sacred narratives of what took place in primordial, mythic time.

The novel reimagines a small part of the coast of New South Wales, including the area now covered by the city of Sydney, in its primordial strangeness, "this other place".

Armadillos, too, appeared and reappeared, and the rhythmic sound of crickets and soft evening light gave the place a primordial, Edenesque feel.