Sentence examples for primitive suspicion from inspiring English sources
"However efficiently artificial light annihilates the difference between night and day," Al Alvarez has remarked, "it never wholly eliminates the primitive suspicion that night people are up to no good".
"However efficiently artificial light annihilates the difference between night and day," the poet and critic Al Alvarez wrote, "it never wholly eliminates the primitive suspicion that night people are up to no good".
My wife maintains that it's because I don't understand how the svelte new technology works, and harbour primitive suspicions about the witchcraft that animates it.
The Golds argue that suspicion of others is a primitive, lower-brain capability that would run unchecked without the modulating effects of the higher brain's rationality.
And if you are Lewis, you will have an additional worry, since you wish to see no unanalyzed modal notions appear as primitives in your system (and you have the reasonable suspicion that "reduction" is a modal notion).
'Mankind' was written in the dim phosphorescent hum of a flickering suspicion that some of us guys probably seem pretty primitive to some of you girls.
He is at his best conveying Colm's growing suspicion that people view him as some sort of "primitive"; the scenes of rage have considerable weight.
The more primitive part of me is glad the paper dedicates column space to publicizing the names of individuals who are arrested on suspicion of burglary, drug possession and such.
"Treatment" is equally primitive.
