Sentence examples for the same primal from inspiring English sources
It's as if we keep approaching the same primal scene with different actors and from slightly different angles.
With religious fundamentalists of every stripe ferociously resisting globalization and modernity, variations of the same primal struggle are still being acted out all over the world.
Few sentences in literature have the same primal breakfasty satisfaction as the one in which "his hand accepted the moist tender gland and slid it into a sidepocket".
The new work has the same primal intensity of its previous records, thanks in no small part to the producer Jim Diamond, who has worked with the White Stripes, the Mooney Suzuki, and a slew of other contemporary acts who owe a debt to the Sonics.
And although she had two incomparably useful interview subjects, Erik Preminger (Gypsy's only child) and the aged, white-pigtailed June Havoc (who died at 97 this year), Ms. Abbott recycles some of the same primal family struggles that the Broadway show "Gypsy" immortalized.
New Orleans is an extraordinary and unusual culture, but it comes from the same primal forces in American society of immigration and assimilation and non-assimilation and racism and post-racialism that really are the defining characteristics of this melting pot society.
retracing previous scientific connections to that same primal idealism, which alone can serve as the criterion of the "relatedness [Verwandtheit] of different phases of science".[95] The history of idealism is therefore not of its evolution (as is the history of science) but of its rebirths.
Namely the same old primal activities that people have experienced forever without kidding themselves that, if the whole charabanc were to come to a halt tomorrow, they wouldn't be a little disappointed.
Even domestic pets have the same basic, primal wiring: eat, defecate, screw, sleep, repeat.
For strictly concave utility functions, the dual problem always gives the same solution as the primal problem.
And at the same time, we rediscover the primal joy and homecoming in the simple act of singing together with a bunch of other people.
