Sentence examples for primordial work from inspiring English sources

Education is inherently political, as suggested by the primordial work of political philosophy, Plato's "Republic," much of which is devoted to the subject — and Socrates's defiance of the sophists may be the first successful challenge to a teachers' union, for which he paid with his life.

The specialized para-cinema has always been a part of the art, and sometimes a noble part of it (as in Orson Welles's primordial film work "Too Much Johnson," which he made to be projected as part of his staging of the play of that title).

Her work, "Primordial Soup" (2005), consists of a cluster of cell-like shapes made out of foam and vinyl attached to the wall with little pins.

This primordial body of work is of vast historical importance — it's where Chaplin first took on the persona of the Little Tramp, and also where he first became a director — and it's also an endless slapstick delight.

Primordial soup doesn't work at any level for creating the things that life does.

"Mosaic" is a vividly scored, 12-minute work of primordial growls and gnashing outbursts, with fleeting moments of delicate colors and undulant riffs.

To him it was a symbol of Japan's primordial essence, and to work with clay in Japan was to get into contact with a deep source of his own identity.

JB dancers channeled the work's primordial spirit for audiences across the U.S. New works were created by Russian Yury Possokhov for San Francisco Ballet (SFB) and by Australian Stanton Welch for Houston Ballet.

Spielberg's independence is a practical one (as in, "independently wealthy"), but it's precisely the lack of intimacy, first-person experience, self-revelation, and self-criticism, that made his primordial and his studio work equally dependent in spirit.

Following the introduction of this 'standard model' of primordial star formation, recent work has focused on refining this picture.

The attempt to suss out the influence of such primordial audiovisual promiscuity is the work of a psychoanalytical pile driver — in other words, more about this later.