Sentence examples for as primitive as from inspiring English sources

It was not, however, as primitive as that favored by Stanislavsky.

As amenities go, it was Gilligan's Island — as primitive as can be.

Her notions of romance were like Gilligan's Island: "as primitive as can be".

It's such a powerful word, a guttural growl as primitive as the thing it describes.

A device as primitive as a compass couldn't deliver them to a happy ending.

Dyott wrote of the Nahukwá, "These new denizens of the forest were as primitive as Adam and Eve".

He found this world perceived by him as primitive and, as such, pure, irresistibly attractive.

An alternative to taking ∼ and ∨ as primitive is to take ∼ and · as primitive and to define as ∼, to define as ∼, and to define as before.

Her students at the James Monroe High School are as primitive and tough as the Mexican Indians, she says.

She was drawn to the work of Henry Moore, Isamu Noguchi and Diego Rivera, as well as primitive work and ancient carvings.

Yet another possibility is to take ∼ and ⊃ as primitive and to define as as ∼, and as before.