Sentence examples for primitive feeling from inspiring English sources

The party that can elucidate that human, primitive feeling wins elections.

"Mobility is not a car or a train, but really a primitive feeling — a value — of knowing you can move where and when you want.

Dr. Ellen Haimoff, a psychologist in Manhattan and Lawrence, N.Y., and a fashion devotee herself, said she would counsel women "to identify the primitive feeling of the hunt" when they find themselves foraging at sales.

Following this in a 1934 analysis of Romantic poetry, Margaret Sherwood stated that the poem was "a perfect expression of the phase of primitive feeling and dim thought in regard to earth processes when these are passing into a thought of personality".

But where are all those primitive feelings of anger, lust and revenge supposed to go?

As with Leibniz, Whitehead recognizes a continuum of mind-like qualities ranging from very primitive feelings to the most advanced form of self-awareness.

As a last resort, Pulaski uses the machine to evoke dreams of raw, primitive feelings of fear and survival.

In order to forgive, we need to learn to deal with our primitive feelings, like intense fear, which leads to out-of-balance anxiety and a sense of resentment, which in turn leads to aggression rather than a healthy reaction.

But mostly it's his film and TV work that will be remembered works that are baffling, upsetting, jarring, and addictive like poking a stick into the ants' nest of your unconscious mind and shaking loose the swarming "unhomely" primitive feelings that Freud defined as the Uncanny.

He stressed that pain and emotion were not primitive feelings that arose early in vertebrate evolution but were rather more recent acquisitions, associated with the emergence of the cerebral cortex (Rose 2007).

Prose, in fact, that seems intended to arrest engagement with those primitive, everyday feelings that most impose on Charles's behavior.