Sentence examples for primitive approach from inspiring English sources

I kind of like his primitive approach.

Though England reached the semi-finals of that competition, they did so without scoring a single goal from open play, and were widely criticised for their primitive approach.

"I think, and so many of my colleagues think, it's a primitive approach," said Dr. Sherman Silber, a fertility doctor in St . Louis

But, in another sense, the improvements are troubling because they reveal the industry's relatively primitive approach to dealing with service disruptions.

The revelation of their inner landscape is as exhilarating to them as the vigor of their primitive approach is to the British art scene, which soon takes them up.

From the group's early days playing the East Village club CBGB to its final dates, which included a stint as patriarchs of the alternative rock festival Lollapalooza, the Ramones amused and startled audiences with breakneck playing, hilarious lyrics and an artfully primitive approach.

"Contemporary technologies, the contemporary information society, are barriers to such primitive approaches," he said.

Today, it often involves "primitive" approaches such as security forces shouting through megaphones and raising improvised signposts.

But Gertler and Nevinson (who both exhibited with Vanessa Bell's Friday Club), and particularly Spencer, were already developing their own neo-primitive approach, looking back to the early Italian Renaissance.

The formulation combines the primitive function approach with five-point spatially sixth- and fourth-order methods.

Notwithstanding the advantage that the number of equations to be solved in velocity-vorticity form is two and three for two- and three-dimensional problems, respectively, which is fewer than those in the primitive variables approach, they have lost some of their attractiveness and have received very little attention.