Sentence examples for primitive look from inspiring English sources

Its primitive look is startling.

Some of the contemporary work has a deliberately primitive look.

The video has a primitive look compared with Pixar's seamless naturalism.

He matched historical work to contemporary values, sensing that the "primitive" look of 15th- and 16th-century paintings would appeal to buyers who were interested in Modern art.

Though some have questioned the aesthetics of Mr. Morton's crudely lettered, neon-yellow display, he says that its primitive look is no comment on religion, but merely a function of his lack of funds.

Gauguin had already used Polynesian figures and myths, but the (ironic) idea of the primitive "look" as an advanced look a radical new departure, which was in fact an extension of 19th-century interest in the exotic or foreign took off with Picasso's use of African masks in the proto-Cubist masterpiece Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (1907).

Catlin described the Indians he met as "nature's proudest, noblest men" and said he hoped "to rescue from oblivion their primitive looks and customs," which were being "blasted and destroyed by the contemporary vices and dissipations introduced by the immoral part of civilized society".

However, cKO mice showed zone 3 hydropic changes in their livers, indicative of malnutrition (data not shown), and the intestines showed a complete loss of architecture, including reduced numbers of differentiated cells, cells showing dysplastic nuclear atypia, widespread crypt elongation by primitive looking cells and reduced villous length.

The coelacanth looks primitive, but looks are difficult to quantify, whereas DNA sequences are not, Ahlberg says.

Tens of thousands of Hmong gathered at the primitive airstrip, looking for planes.

For thousands of years primitive societies looked upon epidemics as divine judgments on the wickedness of mankind.