Primeval used in a sentence

Primeval in a sentence as an adjective

The Island is conifers rooted in primeval moss on top of pink granite.

Writing can be fun, grammar is just one constraint we leverage during writing, and easily bent to meet primeval rhythm requirements.

Because I have the primeval Australian political instinct:Somebody has lots of money, they bloody well ought give me some!

It is a psychological phenomenon that some might say resembles religion, but in any case touches on a very primeval function of our psyche.

His home consisted of two rude structures, erected in the bosom of the primeval forest: one his summer residence; the other a mere log cabin, his winter residence.

Our primeval ancestors raised temples and altars and offered the requisite terrified obsequies and sacrifices.

If you were selling magnificent trained wolves, for instance, you would want the customer to think, upon seeing the wolves: "What proud, mysterious, noble, cunning, ruthless, snow-dappled, and primeval creatures.

There was a serpent, a red racer, living in the rocks of the spring where I filled my canteens; he was always there, slipping among the stones or pausing to mesmerize me with his suggestive tongue and cloudly haunted primeval eyes.

[...]> However, suppose the maze is actually quite agreeable, so much so that we wouldn’t mind spending a few extra cycles in the search for v; in fact we vaguely hope, nay, decidedly wish, that the search will take as long as possible, and even though our sense of duty prevents us from giving up the search altogether, we are not that insensitive to the primeval necessities of our human nature, and besides what is wrong with taking a more relaxed attitude to the problem, as long as we do what we are supposed to do, since we have always been told that haste makes waste, and no one needs to be perfect anyway, and so forth.