Sentence examples for primitive experience from inspiring English sources

In those early days, a visit to Noma could be a primitive experience.

The idea of time had somehow to be constructed out of the primitive experience of ideas succeeding one another.

This connection is the basis of the illusion which makes primitive experience appear to inform us directly about the relation of material bodies (which exist, after all, only in so far as they are thought).

The psychically primitive experience of egoic instability can be propelled into the political realm, and be socially accentuated or reinforced.

Vintage amateur radio devotees enjoy the more primitive experience that boat anchor radios offer, calling it "real radio".

Mr. Maddin, whose mostly silent films recreate the flickering, melodramatic ambience of early movies, is a cinematic aesthete whose montages evoke a primitive moviegoing experience with a winking postmodern knowingness.

"It was such a yank of the rug out from under me, but I wrote it to find language for a very primitive emotional experience that might have resonance for others.

It appears that there is no quality contained in our individual primitive sense-experiences that may be designated as spatial.

As with gloves, we believe, helmets allow fans to release primitive violence, experienced vicariously, at a distance, and with a clear conscience.

Condillac supposed that the most primitive form of experience would be the sense of smell.

Mat Collishaw I like the chaotic structure: it's a primitive pleasure, the opposite experience of the ordered supermarket.