Sentence examples for too primal from inspiring English sources

Some fears, I realise in sudden horrific clarity, are too primal to be conquered.

Fear of the dark is probably too primal ever to be laid to rest altogether.

But isolation is probably too primal and entrenched a practice ever to be studied in the usual dispassionate way.

It was too fast and too cold, too primal, unforgiving, torrential a continual implacable avalanche, oblivious to night and day.

The second reason is that, no matter how well-trained in history and tolerance, patriotic feeling is too primal to pay morality its full due.

A fistful of chords, some cranked-up guitars, a pounding beat and an untamed voice have been the makings of garage-rock since before it had a name, and the music keeps coming back because it's too primal to die.

Not only are his stories age-old, but his sound, too, is primal.

He unmasks too the primal allure to be found in a pile of gravel and iron gone to rust, in stacks of bricks and in truck tracks stamped into the mud and the muck.

But there was something else at work here, too, something more primal and psychological than simple economics.

Clubs, spears and arrows are the main choices, although there's a few primitive grenades thrown in too - fortunately, Primal isn't afraid to stray from historical accuracy from time to time.

Anyone who survived the identity politics wars of the 1980's can remember all too vividly that primal scene of the period, the gray-area accusation.