Sentence examples for some primordial from inspiring English sources

In many mythologies death is represented as resulting from some primordial mischance.

As Palumbi explains, scientists now recognize that evolution is not some primordial force that disappeared with the dinosaurs.

You could feel it sweep across the television studio, sweep across the land, a stirring of some primordial paranoia.

It opens with ominous, distant horns, like some primordial fanfare, that evolves into spiraling figures and fleeting motifs.

But by dipping his toe into the realm of the famous for being famous, he violated some primordial law.

Its incarnation in the body is interpreted as a penalty incurred for some primordial sin or error.

But the implication is that some underdefined primordial weight hangs around Terry's neck.

They are all, in some way, primordial, creating a mood of impending violence that simply cannot be topped.

The video, projected onto a large rectangular screen to the rear of the stage, began with undulant, watery images that suggested some cosmic, primordial soup.

By maintaining that life descended from some one primordial form, "he is forced to take positions which stagger the wildest credulity".

Darwin's most important "contribution ever made to philosophic science" that all lives that ever lived on this earth have descended from some one primordial form...."....