Sentence examples for more primitive and from inspiring English sources

You become more primitive and then you die," Monk says.

Life in Baghdad for his cousins is more primitive and dangerous than under Hussein, he says.

But Tussle was murkier, more primitive and more oblique than either.

(The few other courses in the country are more primitive and mainly on military bases).

It has let loose feelings far deeper -- more primitive and instinctive -- than mere architectural nostalgia.

These commonalities suggest that both systems evolved from a more primitive and simpler recognition system.

"Back then, it was much more primitive and simplistic, a lot more about blood and guts".

The politics here is of a more primitive and unsettling kind--states against states and races against races.

So why is it that there can be nothing stupider, nothing more primitive and dangerous, than a crowd of people?

A redesigned weapon could be "more analog and more primitive, and I think, in that way, somehow more ominous".

Such neonatal stem cells can be isolated from a variety of extraembryonic tissues and appear to be more primitive and have greater multi-potentiality than their adult counterparts.