Sentence examples for back in the primitive from inspiring English sources

Back in the primitive past,.

By Peter De Vries The New Yorker, July 8 , 1950P. 46 Back in the primitive past, View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Lidija Haas By Malcolm Gladwell.

They showed how the graphics were made; how the Super Nintendo was pushing out the kind of visuals you would have thought, back in the primitive age of 1994, were completely impossible to achieve.

"If we didn't have the law, or if it didn't work, we would be stuck back in that primitive place of flight or fight".

This extends back to the primitive cells in the hematopoietic system, since THOC5/FMIP depleted mice showed a major decrease in progenitor cells (GEMM-CFU, GM-CFU, Figure 7C) and also a fall in the slowly cycling bone marrow LSK cells.

Perhaps the most dramatic form of censorship in Christendom was that displayed in the development by the Roman Catholic Church of the Index Librorum Prohibitorum, a list of proscribed books, the origins of which go back (in a primitive form) to the 5th century ce and which continued to have official sanction well into the 20th century.

The butter represents her trampling on her previous existence and heading back to the primitive.

And from our ancestral primitive history (back in the stone age days), men and women were put here on earth to procreate.

Anyway -- enough of my esteem to Mark Zuckerberg for redefining words such as "like" and "friend" that had been so meaningless before he came along with his altruistic vision of improving the universe... Back in that dreadfully primitive time a wonderful lady named Eleanor Roosevelt was a key instigator of a charter that was adopted by the United Nations exactly 65 years ago -- December 10 , 1948

The urge probably has its origin far back in primitive societies, whose people in many cases found amusement & delight in the Ordeal.

Put yourself back in the late '60s when technology and robotics were relatively primitive.