Use "lithic" in a sentence

1. Martin walked by the monolithic monument that stood empty except for a few lights at its base

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2. I must, however, differ from those who consider it a monolithic tongue, due to the fact that, in its present state, it has evolved from the ancient Briton, the Roman Latin, the Anglo and Saxon as well as the Frisian, the Norse, and of course French, after the Battle of Hastings in 1066, which resulted in the reign of the Plantagenets that lasted for two hundred years and resulted in the Court of England speaking French accordingly

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3. By that I do not mean the Neolithic, nor the Mesolithic, but all the way back to the Paleolithic

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4. Politicians have become increasingly monolithic in their approach to politicking, focusing more on groups rather than individuals

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5. The crowd of protesters had chosen monolithic, symmetrical building as the site to make their protest

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6. The rapid addition of this huge new source of water drove Paleo-Meso, soon to be Neolithic peoples along its shores to ever-higher ground

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7. Is it possible to imagine that there has been only one God all along the long, long path toward understanding, from the first Paleolithic representations to those of today, where only the names have been changed to protect the relative ignorance of the namer?

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8. In the long “protest” initiated by Marten Luther and carried on by others, the heretofore monolithic Church was now challenged on the basis of its answers, they must accord with the Bible, members of the “Protest” declared as they appealed to the hierarchy to reground their answers

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9. Agriculture and grazing did not appear until the Neolithic period, since until then man lived by hunting and fishing

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10. take refuge at the peak of the castle’s monolithic tower, climbing every stair to the top and standing high above the land

11. and action, a genuine and sincere monolithic stance towards any aspect of life

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12. thought, word and action, a genuine and sincere monolithic stance towards

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13. Beyond is the inexpressible monolithic reality, the abode of the

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14. to great boulders, standing monolithic in their splendid and lonely isolation

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15. creates an astonishing layout of key Neolithic sites and structures

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16. is spent in one ejaculation! So this alone is an argument, but the real Neolithic Thinking

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17. In Neolithic times, the Druids held palaver on the island of Anglessely

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18. A pair of monolithic, obsidian statues guarded the gateway to the courtyard

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19. His speed (you treat it as male), storage capacity, and creativity are so far beyond anything you could have imagined 40 years ago that he’s really incomparable to such Paleolithic tools as the Cray

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20. That’s why it’s absurd to suggest that there could be a monolithic moksha-enabling-dharma for the humanity at large

21. can never study gender relations as a category or a monolithic construct involving

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22. George told me about the Paleolithic culture or the early Stone Age of Japan

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23. He says that the Paleolithic culture gave way to a Neolithic culture around 10, 000 B

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24. Archaeological evidence suggests that a large number of Neolithic hunter-fisher-gathers migrated to Japan before sea levels rose at the end of the last ice age

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25. Neolithic village right here in Cyprus

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26. — the early humans of the paleolithic (stone age) period, who roamed the

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27. paleolithic period, the average hunting-gathering tribe had a diet that very

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28. patterns of our paleolithic ancestors, who ate only natural — not

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29. The paleo or paleolithic diet is one which bases the concept of the

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30. � After two months or so, I was able to remember all of my 92 previous lives, spread over a period of 9,000 years, with my first life ever on Earth being that of a Neolithic woman named Nata�, who lived in the ancient city of Jericho around 7,000 B

31. of cyberspace as acting as a sort of "universal solvent" to break up our long cherished notions, myths that everyone is a monolithic

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32. about, but the most interesting sight, almost dead center of the village, was a monolithic structure of a grandiose design beyond the apparent technological means of the Gorn

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33. It was an alliance that the human race forged with the race of demons during the Late Upper Paleolithic – early Neolithic era that made us modern humans the thinking, rational animals we are today

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34. The manipulation of watercolor in society dates back from as early as the paleolithic era wherein watercolor-based drawings were then seen in caves of Europe

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35. One school of thought claims that both refined and whole grains should be avoided, arguing that they were absent from the Paleolithic diet and citing the obvious association of grains with celiac disease and studies linking grain consumption with heart disease

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36. River Mother: The Face of the Sphinx: is a novel set in the Mother Goddess period of Neolithic, preliterate Nubia

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37. The neolithic era is considered one of the great creative leaps in the development of human’s thinking

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38. One of the first actions of this monolithic, ultra-powerful organization was to create a gigantic central computing device

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39. Within minutes, all Greegs were certain that the giant monolithic shards were in fact statues built by Greegs and had not minutes ago fallen from the sky

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40. Monolithic-to-palm-sized figures found at the Maltese sites were well-rounded women, some reclining, others sitting or standing

41. “Crap Death darling, it is never as Neolithic in reason as that

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42. monolithic," Caner told CitizenLink

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43. ” she sat up, as a well-dressed man emerged from one of the four monolithic buildings that groundscaped her in shadow

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44. It had a history that dated occupancy back to the Palaeolithic era though that was of no interest really

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45. (Protestant) monolithic State with all Prime Ministers and

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46. They left megalithic temple ruins and cave

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47. story structures with walls and roofs of large monolithic

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48. walls covered from floor to ceiling with monolithic

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49. Watch the layer upon layer of Paleolithic animals, their human hunters gathering, the stars looking down, gods

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50. Thus they were classified as early to middle Paleolithic man

51. Their digging up these dead things to understand the past; is equivalent of one million years from now, digging up a speck of dust from the Hearst Castle in California; and by analyzing this speck of dust…trying to understand what kind of Culture humans had in California back then… Only there would be no way for you to know that the speck of dust came from a huge monolithic one-of-a-kind architectural monstrosity… and that there existed millions of other homes that were much more representative of that Time-period

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52. We have gleaned quite a lot of information on the Mesolithic man in this way

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53. On the eastern side was a single monolithic Empire that broke up into smaller Empires: that did not change their basic political-cultural-technological traditions, structures or habits

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54. The reason Neanderthals have been so admired by scientists is because for 800,000 years: these walking apes slew and killed the huge Ice Age monsters of the Neolithic era… without using fire to keep themselves warm

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55. The Under Manager tensed visibly as the message came through and as soon it was finished she turned to the monolithic constable

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56. pleasant rainforest pool girdled by monolithic boulders covered in lichen and moss, while

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57. It is also known as the Paleolithic or Paleo diet and the Stone Age diet

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58. Just compare and contrast an average Homo Sapiens (man) in modern times with a Homo Sapiens during the Paleolithic times and you will find that whereas today’s man is dull, out of shape, overweight, afflicted with diseases and living a stressful life, a Paleolithic man was fast and agile, fit and in shape, tall and muscular, athletic, and sharp

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59. A couched spear of acuminated granite rested by him while at his feet reposed a savage animal of the canine tribe whose stertorous gasps announced that he was sunk in uneasy slumber, a supposition confirmed by hoarse growls and spasmodic movements which his master repressed from time to time by tranquilising blows of a mighty cudgel rudely fashioned out of paleolithic stone

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60. A hockey stadium, a swimming stadium, an equestrian stadium, an enormous and monolithic exhibition hall, a gymnasium, a Greek amphitheater, tennis courts, restaurants, and sprawling administrative buildings were all in various stages of completion

61. While the athletes of the other nations remained more or less at attention, the Americans began to meander about, checking things out—peering down the barrels of some field artillery pieces that had been arrayed facing them point-blank, studying the monolithic stone sculptures at the entrance to the stadium, or simply stretching out on the damp grass and pulling their straw hats over their faces for a nap

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62. The monolithic temple actually contained two concert venues alongside the law courts and a catacomb of cells in which to keep prisoners

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63. The sound was strange and confusing in such a monolithic sports arena, so it was hard to distinguish if those were hoots of approval or howls of derision

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64. At eye level, the white is monolithic: white door, white formica tabletop, white walls to stare at while you wait for a white man to return, the one who brought you here in the back of a car whose doors lacked interior handles

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65. Dad sat across from her at the little table in the kitchen, staring at it, his fork and knife clutched Neolithically in his hands

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66. So, for example, in my backbirdknee jag, if I were more enlightened, I would have been able to see that not only is reality not as monolithic as it appears, but also the “me,” who was noting all the arising objects, isn’t solid either

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67. Early operating systems such as DOS were monolithic—that is, the entire OS consisted of a single functional unit, which made it difficult to upgrade and modify

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68. Ahead of me was an outcropping of batholithic rock, overgrown in some places with grass, within view of a statue called The Falconer

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69. As we pointed out in Chapter 3, it is unrealistic to view finance and investment problems as if there existed monolithic stockholders and monolithic corporations, or as if there were any necessary relationship between the value of a business and the price of its common stock

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70. Stockholders are far from constituting a monolithic group, and among them there are varied and sometimes conflicting interests concerning cash distributions

71. Investors are anything but monolithic in value investing

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72. Over time the surrounding softer sedimentary rock eroded, leaving the monolithic landmark towering over the current landscape

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73. Dudley Stone let the car have its head, while he talked to me, laughing, smiling, pointing to this or that outcrop of Neolithic stone, this or that wild flower, falling silent again only as we parked and waited for the train to come and take me away

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74. Before the market started to correct in the fall of 2007, she had bought three CAN SLIM stocks—Monolithic Power, China Medical, and St

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75. Message passing is more complex than the shared memory model used in monolithic kernels like Linux [j

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76. And there is another monolithic tale which never changes

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77. Monolithic Church of St

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78. The Monolithic Church of, 16

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79. The Monolithic Church of St

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80. Emilion is the monolithic church, which is probably one of the most curious of its class

81. Denis and Carton have excavated the megalithic necropolis of Teboursouk, whose tombs are stone circles, with one or more small dolmens in the centre

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82. Finally, in the ravine called Ab-é-pardöma, I discovered in the alluvion some stone instruments presenting very ancient paleolithic characters

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