The edges include an 1878 scroll by Wu T'ing-k'ang of peonies in containers that are actually rubbings of real bronzes; a vertiginous 2007 landscape by Yu P'eng (born 1955) that is all tiny yet loose brush strokes; and the blunt, primal white-on-black calligraphy scrolls of Suda Kokuta (1906-1990), done just before his death.
The movement generally stayed away from the issue its leaders thought most likely to activate the most primitive and primal of white fears.
"The Middle" can't exist if "Roseanne" wants to strike that primal chord of white resentment: that more (or any!) black or brown faces mean less room for white people.
They don't make a meta-joke about how it was created by two writers who worked on the original "Roseanne". "The Middle" can't exist if "Roseanne" wants to strike that primal chord of white resentment: that more (or any!) black or brown faces mean less room for white people.
Later, in a scene richly implying the Crucifixion and the straitjacketing of a madman, the gods bound the primal man with white sheets, pulled his arms apart and nailed a book to a slim board attached to his back.
(A commenter on Feministe wrote, "I see a scary animalistic black man, a primal scream, and a beautiful white woman").
He later apologised but his baseless comments allude to a primal fear in America: the corruption of the white girl.
"I feel like there was a primal scream-type reaction from the Republicans' overly white, overly male base," Fallon said of the response to the Kavanaugh controversy.
Republican or Democrat, Northerner or Southerner, black, white or anywhere in between, the primal urge to ignite fires and sear hunks of meat transcends almost all bounds.
He's always loved movies; he traces "Snow White and the Huntsman" back to "primal memories of seeing one of the re-releases of Disney's 'Snow White'" as a toddler.
And "Dark Days" records it in stark black-and-white pictures that stir the most primal fears of subsisting in a world without light.
