Sentence examples for primitive discipline from inspiring English sources
We will never be a developed society if we continue to use primitive discipline techniques.
Indeed, some of the changes from one scene to the next are so abrupt and bizarre that one can't tell if Hurwitz and Schlossberg are cinematic primitives without discipline or are trying for a kind of loose-jointed American Dada.
The business builders we venerate today, who bring technical innovation and discipline to primitive marketplaces, are cut in his image.
Rosler Sr's tutelage was highly disciplined but primitive.
In 1290 he issued a new bull against the Apostolici, various Christian sects that sought to reestablish the life and discipline of the primitive church by a literal observance of continence and poverty.
In his General Theory of Knowledge of 1918, Schlick explained that concepts are formed in clusters, just as the primitive concepts of a mathematical field are defined in terms of one another by the axioms of the discipline.
In the primitive religions, asceticism in the form of seclusion, physical discipline, and the quality and quantity of food prescribed has played an important role in connection with the puberty rites and rituals of admission to the tribal community.
The power of Revueltas's accomplishment can be measured against that of his more disciplined contemporary Carlos Chávez, who made compelling abstractions out of primitive and popular sounds.
But the problems bedeviling "Noble Savages" are not the stinking "primitives" or the politically correct academy, but the book's Manichaean rhetorical structure, simplistic representation of the discipline and questionable syllogisms.
