Sentence examples for primordial thing from inspiring English sources

"Well," Kathryn begins, "it's kind of a primordial thing, isn't it?

His history is given in the myths of the primordial establishment of things, and his solemn responsibility, along with every other living thing, is to fit himself within this given world.

On the other hand, a powerfully sculptural Egyptian-style vase made of plaster by Alberto and Diego Giacometti (at Galerie du Passage) points up Modernism's fascination with things primordial.

It's the perfect material for my obsession with the ancient and primordial, with the things that never die".

Rather, they are expressions of things "thinging" the primordial mode of their being.

The consequence of this focus is that I tend to think I live in a world composed of things rather than understanding how the distinction between things is primarily informed by a more primordial difference in the way things are experienced.

The Chinese revere ancient bronzes almost as living things: mysterious, primordial beings resonant with ancestral history and power.

Thus, the Zoroastrian concept of salvation was really a return to a golden age of the primordial perfection of all things, including humans.

Accordingly, Zen contends that zero time and zero space are the natural and primordial being of all things including human beings, for they are all grounded in it.

He wrote a number of very popular works of natural history, some in verse, in which he defended views about progress that included evolutionary speculations about the upward progress of living things from primordial beginnings.

It describes the "primordial state" of all things as well as a basic character of the Tao, and is usually associated with spontaneity and creativity.