Sentence examples for more primitive than from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it is more primitive than the original.

In fact, the platypus is no more primitive than we are.

But for now, those programs are simpler and more primitive than what's coming on the iPhone.

In most areas Indian housing is more primitive than that of other poor rural people.

Among the lepidopterans, members of the family Micropterigidae are more primitive than existing trichopterans (caddisflies).

But the Lords will have no such excuse for exposing millions of Britons to this "punishment more primitive than torture".

More recent fossil discoveries, in Chad, have apparently revealed a protohuman species even more primitive than Orrorin.

They travelled according to Kurtz's limited budget, and conditions were more primitive than Lauder was accustomed to.

He was instead in a grimy shack in Costa Rica, far more primitive than what he could afford.

They are hollow, and, though vigorously modeled, they are more primitive than analogous tomb figures from China.

His method of typecasting, consisting of casting in sand from wooden molds, was distinctly more primitive than that of Gutenberg.