| Each living being is primordially pure and potentially possesses fundamental wisdom. |
| These inconsistences arise only because people like Hume fail to contemplate that human thinking is primordially and spontaneously ontological. |
| All my life I have been primordially alone, even when there was a friend around. |
| It is necessary to implant, at the speed of light, certain instruments that will make it possible to control the action of speculative capital with steely determination, and oblige it to reinvest primordially in production. |
| Some images are arresting, such as the horribly fleshy projections on a stretched hide, and the set is primordially grim. |
| We want to remember today, and remind our fellow Lebanese, that man is fundamentally and primordially responsible for his actions in front of God, Master of the universe and of history. |
