Sentence examples for primitive rights from inspiring English sources

However, confronted by the Roman reality, he adds rather lamely that everything identified by statutes and civil law as private property must remain such; it seems that the primitive rights of the state of nature are now reduced to a kind of universal benevolence.

"It's rather primitive right now," he said.

The technology is still relatively primitive right now, and people are already making homemade weapons without much trouble, so this isn't worth worrying about, the argument goes.

The TC is a C-shaped ridge of muscle formed by the junction of the sinus venosus and the primitive right atrium [ 1].

Elastic computing on AWS is so cool… and so incredibly primitive right now.

The first time, I fullyRefined the primitives right at the start, trying to use some of my build cost so that I don't have to do it later.

He gave up his law job, and I gave up the exclusivity of my primitive maternal right over the children.

Teosinte ( left) and primitive maize ( right).

They say that when a computer executes the right combination of primitive instructions in the right way, a new conscious mind will emerge.

So when a person executes the right combination of primitive instructions in the right way, a new conscious mind should (also) emerge; there's no operation a computer can do that a person can't.

Prime implicates turn out to be the right primitive from which all definitions of relevance are derived.