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We see only what is falling, never any Edenic first position fallen from.

The earth will be restored to the paradise that it was in its Edenic state.

It was almost Edenic: a capitalist garden without a snake.

An Edenic landscape appears on the wall behind him.

Many of the photographs appear to have been made in early morning, when the empty golf courses are at their most Edenic.

As the show's title suggests, her subject is love lost and found, all of which she takes back to troubled Edenic roots.

Now some physicists are adding a new touch to the Edenic tale.

His songs contrast an Edenic rural past with a brutal, corrupt present.

It wasn't an Edenic innocence he was aiming for.

The song tells the story of a man who encounters an couple dancing in an edenic grove.

In the evidence on view, all roads lead to the woods, which are alternately Edenic and threatening.

I had returned to my former, my Edenic world.

After the tragic events of the last month, there is an Edenic quality to the trip, an innocence that now may feel remote.

Sometimes a grotto or cave provides a passage into an Edenic realm.

Environmental issues are a choice between Edenic conservationism and raging industrial exploitation.

She was, like her Edenic namesake, new, naked and trackless.

Total abstinence from all flesh foods, in preparation for the return to the Edenic state of the kingdom.

In the West, the Edenic fantasy of America still dies hard.

In the 18th century, some rationalist natural philosophers sought to recover a supposed Edenic language.

"They say that Faulkner's writing speaks about the loss of an Edenic world," he said.

The burning pyres of ruined craft littered the Edenic scene.

All the images we have of Yosemite are of Edenic places.

Wolff finds himself initially in an edenic paradise known as Okeanos.

Nature can be soothing, but the narrator must reject the Edenic quality of nature because such a state is not yet appropriate.

In his detail, Broyard conjures an Edenic time and place.