Sentence examples for more primitive constructs from inspiring English sources

Their main objection to fitness theory is that fitness relations are not primitive moral constructs, but actually presuppose more primitive constructs — i.e., God's will and human interest.

While it is not completely clear why this occurs, it is perhaps due to the nature of the graft itself, as it is constructed of neonatal fibroblasts and neonatal keratinocytes and may, therefore, stimulate a more primitive or fetal-like development of the underlying healing skin.

Less schooled; more primitive.

"The more primitive the better for me.

That was why I wanted to get to a more primitive environment, where the dramatic expressions of what might be described as spiritual experiences are not so refracted by the social construct".

It's more primitive, in a sense, like keypunches.

Indeed, it is more primitive than the original.

So why buy a more primitive e-book reader?

The more primitive species have perennial, green shoots.

The Mahars' first efforts to protect Katie were more primitive.

Another, more primitive part of us makes no such discriminations.