Sentence examples for primitive creatures from inspiring English sources

These primitive creatures have an enviable dental talent, however.

Turmoil reigns among the primitive creatures that inhabit it, but the rich red glow of Franck Evin's lighting prevents one from seeing exactly what they are doing.

James T. Kirk Chris Pinee) is on the surface of a faraway planet overgrown with bright red vines and populated by primitive creatures with chalky white faces.

Take the two couples in "God of Carnage," her satire about the middle class and marriage, who transform into primitive creatures during a span of 90 minutes.

These primitive creatures continue to avoid light after being decapitated, suggesting that the opsins found outside their brain are indeed involved in sensing light.

For centuries, scientists held that corals were primitive creatures with no brain or eyes that knew nothing of moonlight or other environmental nuances and reproduced mainly by brooding offspring and bringing forth live young.

All of us, no matter how learned, carry an eternally primitive creature in our brains.

In Haeckel's view, the growth of an animal plays out, in speeded-up form, the whole history of life: an egg represents our original single-celled ancestor, an embryo of four cells represents a primitive creature, and so on.

By looking at this primitive creature, we also get one tantalizing step closer to understanding what the earliest creatures on Earth looked like".

The primitive creature may have used the limbs to push food into its mouth as it crept across the seafloor.

The two are primitive apelike creatures not much bigger than a modern chimp.