Sentence examples for most primary sense from inspiring English sources

Elvis Costello was the bandleader in the most primary sense on Wednesday night at the Beacon Theater.

Why is smell the most primary and primitive, and yet the most underrated sense?

As the sense of touch provides the most narrow contact between outer object and sensing spirit, it assumes the role of the primary sense, which was traditionally identified with the sense of vision (DRN book VII, ch. IX, vol. III, p. 34).

A bat's primary sense is sonar.

Most primary school children attend local schools.

It is the most primary of primary colours – the very blood in our veins is red.

The first is reality in its usual, primary sense: the reality of the world & its events..

Results are hard to question even when Serena admits that trophies, at least in their most physical sense, are no longer her primary concern.

However, "atomon" signifies "indivisible" in a primary etymological sense; identity in the sense of individuality is a secondary sense.

In short, by the time this video was recorded, the M40 had become a primary supporting arm for a crude and vicious form of close-in combat, a bloody grind in the most basic sense.

Vision remains the most important sense.