Sentence examples for primitive one from inspiring English sources

Later that day, the penny dropped: "It was a clasper, a sex organ, and it was the oldest and the most primitive one yet found on the planet," he said.

However, if the general dentists and oral surgeons could have improved models, based on the primitive one we presented, probably it could assist in the diagnosis and treatment decision concerning procedures involving maxillary sinus.

Zola thought of himself as "a surgeon in his operating theatre", but to modern eyes, the operation looks dreadfully primitive: one sees the surgeon sharpening his cleaver on a grindstone.

Is this an advanced civilization or a primitive one?

The truth is that the obsession with word magic and names is a primitive one, inherently irrational.

There was a pump aboard, a primitive one, consisting of a rubber-wrapped broom handle and a plastic pipe that ran down to the bottom of the hold.

Would children accustomed to watching fairly sophisticated cartoons in movie theaters be interested in relatively primitive ones on a small screen?

A colorfully deadpan British art-school unit of brainy, primitive one-hit wonders ("Money") who did business in the early eighties and are resurrected in spirit every seven years or so.

This approach was pioneering in its comparison of Greek myths with "primitive" ones.

At best it could be evidence that, somewhere on the orb, alien bacteria are eking a living in other words, there really are Martians, albeit primitive ones.

One of the exhibition's special pleasures is that it contains both sophisticated likenesses painted by well-trained artists along with more primitive ones.