Sentence examples for kind of primitive from inspiring English sources

The production is kind of primitive.

Mr Otis stood on a platform supported by guide rails a kind of primitive lift.

Thirty years later, computers have gotten a lot faster, but robots still seem kind of primitive.

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.

I feel like this is the same kind of primitive, unethical rule.

Shamans, life-crisis ceremonies especially puberty rites totemism (ceremonies for plant or animal species believed to be ancestral to particular human groups like clans or lineages), and the worship of animistic spirits are common in the religion of many kinds of primitive societies.

KH: Yes, I do look at some sea-life, in the book Art Forms in Nature, an amazing book of drawings of all kinds of primitive life forms from the 19th century by Ernst Haeckel.

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Taken together, the findings in ESCs and our findings in hematopoietic stem cells, one can conclude that Lsd1 is critically important in two kinds of primitive cells, but it remains to be tested in other developmental contexts.

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.