Sentences with phrase «primal feeling»

The Scottish artist's paradoxical work employs 21st - century technology to evoke primal feelings of wonder and awe.

By now, it might be a given that Pixar's movies are visually spectacular, but The Good Dinosaur may be the studio's most purely cinematic, the richness of the design and the emotional power of the widescreen compositions stirring deep, almost primal feelings about childhood, the loss of innocence and the untamed ferocity of the natural world.»

Feist is a game which evokes primal feelings.

But I struggle with continuing to exercise and eating primal all the time, I fall off frequently, but am still trying, but when I'm paleo / primal I feel so much better and trimmer.

John Wick could've gone on a violent rampage for any number of reasons, so the filmmakers decided to tap in to the most primal feelings of all: people love puppies.

But everything about Far Cry Primal feels all too familiar.

There's a flip side to these observations, though, and it's that the movie's manipulations tap into that almost primal feeling that we have toward that most loyal and devoted of the domesticated animals.

But this must not be confused with the primal feeling of the reality of past events.

In relation to the vast majority of past events this primal feeling is vague, trivial, and unconscious.

When those primal feelings to scream and grunt come on, you can't help but let the noise escape you!

It is strange that we have so many words for fear, when fear is such a unitary, primal feeling.

There's also something to be said about the primal feelings that come with a heavy deadlift.

Because, ultimately I know it is through my hard work and diligence that they have begun to accept one another, yet I am also aware that their primal feelings for each other have probably not totally changed!

This contrast though fits well within the story and works in tandem with the game and the characters, giving an almost primal feel to the game, with the machines bringing us back to the future.

His practice explores art's potential to address forgotten or neglected aspects of the self, such as the primal feeling of being in one's own body at a time when we are exposed to the highest amount of external information in history.

By our primal feelings, directing us into the closest intimacy possible.