Sentence examples for most primitive are from inspiring English sources

Zooids are rarely longer than one millimetre; the most primitive are cylindrical, suggesting that the bryozoan ancestor was probably wormlike.

On the one hand: "All societies, from the most sophisticated to the most primitive, are driven by similar fears, myths and superstitions".

The most primitive was simply an impression of a rock tool in clay or sand to give a cavity of the desired form.

The core tools are the largest; the earliest and most primitive were made by working on a fist-sized piece of rock (core) with a similar rock (hammerstone) and knocking off several large flakes on one side to produce a jagged but sharp crest.

Although the origins of the group are lost in antiquity, the largest number of species and the most primitive forms are found in the Old World, suggesting that this family originated there.

Latin American producers using the most primitive kilns are in essence starting from scratch, whereas for Asian producers the goal is to boost the efficiency of kilns that already use more sophisticated designs.

Its most primitive elements are those words that express direct experiences of objective reality, and its most sophisticated are concepts on a high level of abstraction.

When he is on Inis Mór, indeed, he manages to yearn for the smaller island of Inis Meáin, "where Gaelic is more generally used, and the life is perhaps the most primitive that is left in Europe".

The most primitive artiodactyls are the suiform group Palaeodonta, which had four functional toes on each foot, primitive, low-cusped cheek teeth, and the typical artiodactyl astragalus.

The most primitive herons are the six species of tiger herons (formerly called tiger bitterns), shy, solitary birds with cryptic, often barred, plumage.

To deny the tug of that on all your most primitive instincts is to deny that you are human at all.