The database, however, was a primitive affair, built using Microsoft Access on a single desktop computer.
Aszure Barton's "Lift" is a thigh-slapping, pseudo-primitive affair, nudged toward quirkiness by wobbly knees, off rhythms, a pas de deux in which a woman's nose is stuck to a man's collapsed sternum, and jumps in a clump, as if on a trampoline.
Is causal directedness a primitive, irreducible affair?
They're supposedly primitive but personal affairs featuring his own, albeit treated, vocals – like we say, we've not heard them, but we're guessing at an approximation of Moby's field recordings, only think London Fields, not somewhere rural and American.
Stress hijacks the higher brain, handing the controls over to a primitive part of your gray matter that distorts stressors and setbacks into life-and-death affairs.
The notion of a state of affairs is taken as a primitive.
Unfortunately in the recent decades, there has been a reverse shift in the culture of Middle-Eastern countries, reinforcing a more primitive perspective toward women, in light of current world affairs.
For the next day was the feast of Lupercalia, a wild affair that probably had its origins in a primitive wolf cult.
For among the things that exist are not only objects, but also events, processes, facts, states of affairs, and anything else one might be inclined to take as the primitive relata in causation.
We go to and fro our affairs, baking cookies and digging up Sarah Palin bikini pictures, unaware of just how massively primitive our understanding of life and existence really is.
