Sentence examples for most primitive aspects from inspiring English sources

At other times, literary works illustrate the most primitive aspects of prison existence.

Also influential are Edwin Abbot's legendary book Flatland, a story about a two-dimensional world full of various geometrically-shaped characters; and architects like Jun'ya Ishigami and Lostritto's MIT advisor, Nader Teharni, who he said both innovate in their built work with "the most primitive aspects of architecture: lines, corners and surfaces".

"When the lord, also known as god, realised that adam and eve, although perfect in every outward aspect, could not utter a word or make even the most primitive of sounds, he must have felt annoyed with himself, for there was no one else in the garden of eden whom he could blame for this grave oversight......

This monotrysian species constitutes the most primitive moth for which long-chain unsaturated pheromone components have been evidenced and provides a unique opening for investigating evolutionary aspects of the ditrysian pheromone mating-signals.

Prosobranch gastropods are the most primitive.

The focus here is not on the investment aspect, but rather is a profile on a gold surveyor and on gold "as the world's most primitive form of wealth".

It is the most primitive kind of cow fat..

Sonically, it was the most primitive song we ever released".

It is the most primitive kind of cow fat.

Most authorities now recognize Scutellosaurus as the most primitive known member of the Thyreophora.

Archaeopteryx, the famous feathered fossil, was probably the oldest and most primitive bird after all.