Sentence examples for a bit primitive from inspiring English sources
But the facilities look a bit primitive to me.
They're all a bit primitive and they go mad if you're too nice to them.
The animal is one of nature's triumphs at uniting mind and body, beside which humans look a bit primitive.
And Bill Gates showed off a computer program he wrote in the Basic code language a long, long time ago for a video game (involving a car and a donkey) that seemed, well, more than a bit primitive today.
And while the presumption that a woman can be either brainy or beautiful, or in this case, good or thin, but not both, is a bit primitive, the series has humor and charm beneath its facile message, in large part (no disrespect intended) to a subtle, winning performance by Ms. Elliott.
When you think about it, it's a bit primitive, isn't it?
"It's just so yesterday, and a little bit primitive, too!" As a result of these efforts, the group sold two shares for $5 each on the steps of the New York Stock Exchange.
The fight between Officer Henn and Officer Sahni was a bit more primitive.
Sometimes I wish all human life could be accompanied by his hushed musings; it might soften the blow a bit: "This primitive mammal is intent on destroying the Great Barrier Reef".
She appears to be saying "we may have different approaches, yours is a bit more primitive, but we can all cohabit this space" and then immediately ups the ante – "you think you're serious about female empowerment at work?
