Sentence examples for primitive manifestations from inspiring English sources
For Cassirer, these more primitive manifestations of "symbolic meaning" now have an independent status and foundational role that is quite incompatible with both Marburg neo-Kantianism and Kant's original philosophical conception.
Although most commonly seen in patients with disseminated disease, in a small percentage of patients, it may be the initial manifestation of cancer or even primitive in origin.
The Roman arch appears in perhaps 40 different manifestations within the interior, and in the adjacent serene, somewhat untended cloister, primitive capitals reflect the influence of the region's Roussilon sculptors.
Brazilians have often looked upon the folk and "primitive" art produced around them with marked disdain, reserving their admiration for more formal manifestations of high art, but this section of the show, which is perhaps the largest, is likely to force a reassessment.
More rarely neoplastic meningitis is the initial manifestation of systemic cancer (5 10%) [ 1] or it is primitive in origin, as it occurs in primary leptomeningeal melanomatosis [ 4].
Then in the early 20th century came the movies, which were very primitive, but oh how people loved them – even without any words in their first manifestation.
Is the action of crowding together a manifestation of self-awakening and self-determination or just a showcase of blind craze and primitive passions?
"Treatment" is equally primitive.
"Primitive people were disappearing.
