Sentence examples similar to primal characteristics from inspiring English sources
In the African context, HIV/AIDS currently provides the primal and basal characteristic condition for stigmatization [ 54, 55].
Lalich argues that primal therapy exhibits many of the characteristics of a cult, comparing its emphasis on controlled catharsis to what she describes as the "high arousal" techniques used by sects to brainwash and subdue believers.
Narratively speaking, animals commonly simplify human characteristics and have therefore a primal role in the business of story-making.
Algorithms that find primal optimal operating points regardless of the characteristics of the set of Lagrangian maximizers are studied in Section "Dual descent algorithms".
Thus 9/11 was "not, in fact, an inconceivable event; it was the [Faludi's emphasis] characteristic and formative American ordeal, the primal injury of which we could not speak … Our ancestors had already fought a war on terror, a very long war, and we have lived with its scars ever since".
Always a charitable person, he had, with characteristic munificence, outlived by more than forty years my primal childhood fear.
Hart seemed to have conceived the character of Kieran around the testicles: his absent-minded rubbing became not only a comic motif but a defining characteristic of a young man in a state of primal, and pongy, innocence.
"Primal" is an inherent condition, a given, basic statement that a thing or characteristic is of overarching importance.
