Sentence examples for being primitive from inspiring English sources
He pointed out that their arguments against stimulus, aside from being primitive and wrong, would also imply that the fiscal cliff is harmless.
But critics have come to appreciate the unique coloration and compositional qualities of the work, which rather than being primitive or naïve actually suggests a unique, independent movement of modernist art in Haiti.
A magnificent robe of embroidered silk in "Works From Yoruba: Nine Centuries of African Art and Thought" is one indication that far from being primitive, the precolonial Yoruban culture, headed for centuries by royal dynasties, was eminently sophisticated, patronizing the creation of sumptuous artworks.
Most contemporary philosophers agree that objects are not individuated qualitatively, their identity and diversity being primitive.
Yet, the modernist building sector with its insatiable drive for autonomy has relegated lessons from traditional building to being primitive.
Being primitive here means that W cannot be expressed in turn by repeated tiling of another array.
These were primitive things.
Our information systems are primitive.
Rural forensic procedures were primitive.
