Sentence examples for primitive thing from inspiring English sources
She said she saw marriage as "an old-fashioned, sometimes primitive thing" that restricted women.
It was a primitive thing, often paneled in wood — yes, it is true — and later a man-made, nostalgic variety thereof.
When she saw the crippled silhouette of Lyudmila, whom had she left as a plump toddler, she let out a wail, but this was a primitive thing, no mark of affection.
He thinks it's a primitive thing to do.
The artist's role, throughout this primitive thing we call the human race, has been The Beleaguered Troubadour.
Shoelaces are this primitive thing that have somehow persisted through the ages, even beating out brilliant technological advancements like Velcro.
These were primitive things.
In 1900 kitchens in even the poshest of households were primitive things.
At the moment, despite the brouhaha they have created in some countries, genetically modified plants are primitive things.
You would laugh at how primitive things were back then -- the Mac had no hard drive, had only 512 kilobytes of RAM (what we called the "Fat Mac").
Gallagher, a man with close-cut silver hair who wears pressed jeans and mirrored sunglasses indoors, said boxing is "a primitive, prehistoric thing".
