用primal造句子，“primal”造句

And it gets triggered by the most primal human needs.

"It's a primal social bonding process," he added. "We're looking at the roots of empathy."

Director Michael Grandage observes that, while the play has large political dimensions, Shakespeare has tapped into something more primal.

Despite the public spectacle, celebrity treatment, and media circus, the race remains a profound, primal test of individual character in the context of a team.

In this sense, Florence remains unchanged since the days when, above the great gulf of the Duomo's medieval transept, cloth merchants hired Brunelleschi to raise his primal Renaissance dome.

Money was a primal necessity to them.

I'm sure that I will actualize the primal promise.

It seems to be sort of a primal dream but the dream about being chased is a biggie.

It activates our most primal emotions, and gives us greater highs and deeper lows than our friendships.

White used its primal wilderness as the setting for his 1973 novel The Eye of the Storm and again in A Fringe of Leaves, a fictionalized retel ling of Eliza's saga.

In these primal skies, there was no Moon.

Fisher contends that dating online is a reversion to an ancient, even primal approach to pairing off.

A second--and perhaps even more representative--remnant of this primal dynamic could be the "marriage of convenience, " or so-called "gold-digging."

A primal problem that has no solution has an unbounded dual problem.

A magazine photographer wrote in the guest book: "Almost being killed and then killing, by stoning a rattlesnake, was pretty damned primal."

An unbounded primal problem has a dual problem that's not feasible!

We experience a primal feeling of panic.

BACK IN the days of the tyranny of distance, the primal terror of Australians was the fear of abandonment.

Then primal sedateness came back.