Sentence examples for a kind of primitive from inspiring English sources

This cocoon serves as a kind of primitive nest, in which the young hatch.

The room becomes a kind of primitive yet supple musical instrument.

It's a kind of primitive religion that I don't want to return to.

I felt a kind of primitive relief when the English supporters in the stadium began to boo.

It brought me back to a kind of primitive level, because I'm a bit Frankenstein with how I work in that respect.

"Leather, bustiers, straps and pieces that tie on like gladiator armor -- they all express a kind of primitive, barbarian-slash-rebel kind of thing," she said.

At first the Fall made a kind of scratchy primitive para-punk; after many subtle changes it's become heavy-featured, trance-inducing garage rock with clear and steady rhythm.

It asserts that species-wide dignity is a kind of ethical primitive that imposes limits on all other ethical theories, as Richard E. Ashcroft has suggested.

He felt Woolf was praising Lardner for a kind of neo-primitive charm, implying that American writers had little else of interest to offer.

"It's a very simple and kind of primitive art, but it does evoke spirituality," said Benedict, a fellow monk who first met Van Doorslaer in 1965, when the California-based monks enlisted his help in finding an industry that could help sustain them financially.

"It's a reversion to the kind of primitive days before the groups thought about having their political wings," he said.