Sentence examples for more primitive part from inspiring English sources

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

The amygdala – a more primitive part of the brain — takes charge.

Fear activates an older, more primitive part of the brain than that which formulates and sustains the abstract values and principles of open society.

The amygdala is located in the lower, more primitive part of the brain, where its center registers the tenor of a potential social interaction.

While one highly advanced part of the human brain is able to devise a machine that can fly over the ocean, another more primitive part is confused and terrified by finding itself up there.

The basis of procedural or implicit memory is less easy to define, but it certainly involves larger and more primitive parts of the brain — subcortical structures like the basal ganglia and cerebellum and their many connections to each other and to the cerebral cortex.

Theoretically, there is opportunity for the Republicans if they can somehow jettison the more primitive parts of their social agenda and come up with their own bold, environmentally sound energy agenda.

Breath awareness actually harmonizes the cardiovascular systems in the body, while also calming the "alarm" centers in the more primitive parts of the brain, restoring full brain function.

Studies have also shown that the more primitive, instinctual part of the brain develops first, followed by the more advanced regions that control judgment and reasoning.

In more primitive fish, the bony part of what is called the hyomandibula is large and shaped like a boomerang.

According to these later reports, the Tasaday were actually members of the nearby, more culturally advanced Manubo-Blit or Tboli tribes who had acted the part of more primitive peoples at the prompting of Marcos' assistant on national minorities.