Sentence examples for primordial work of 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.

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

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.

Many existentialist writers have stressed this primordial, metaphysical function of the work of art as a partial revealing that aims to uncover the totality of Being.

The genesis of the cosmos certainly cannot be understood apart from Dao, but it is not the work of a primordial being or substance.

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.

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.

Pekar's taste was admirably catholic — he wrote about free jazz (including the astonishing "Holy Ghost" box chronicling the work of Albert Ayler), about Latin jazz, about the primordial soprano-sax soloist Sidney Bechet.

However, until the work of Dustin [ 65], there were no questions regarding the fate of primordial germ cells within developing ovaries.

Aesthetics looks for art in the wrong place (at a derivative rather than primordial level of human interaction with the world), and what it finds there is not the true work of art.

Walter Benjamin, a great and primordial analyst of Kafka's work ("To do justice to the figure of Kafka in its purity and its peculiar beauty one must never lose sight of one thing: it is the purity and beauty of a failure"), captured not just the substance of reading but the experience of owning and loving books.