Sentence examples for sounds primitive from inspiring English sources

It sounds primitive today, but in 1969 it was an effective means of communication.

Sounds primitive, doesn't it?

The acts featured ranting vocals, discordant instrumental sounds, primitive production values, and lyrics filled with political and social content, often addressing issues such as class inequalities and military violence.

The DC5, Londoners not Liverpudlians, are most famous for raucous driving songs (Glad All Over, Bits and Pieces, Do You Love Me?) that sound primitive without sounding raw, insistent without sounding threatening.

They sounded primitive and raw, but we used sophisticated techniques to achieve that".

It may sound primitive and disorganized, but it's all part of the plan for his online retail site, woot.com.

Mansell said the Watchers theme should sound primitive, and Aronofsky agreed, adding, "We need sort of an Ornette Coleman, free-jazz — " " — what-the-fuck?, sound-of your-own-mind-melting — " " — Jimi Hendrix feedback time," the director said.

Mansell said the Watchers theme should sound primitive, and Aronofsky agreed, adding, "We need sort of an Ornette Coleman, free-jazz—" "—what-the-fuck?, sound-of your-own-mind-melting—" "—Jimi Hendrix feedback time," the director said.

The record designed to play to plants to help them grow somehow sounds both primitive, and a product of a much more advanced civilisation than our own.

Played by banging a Nintendo DS-like stylus against a metal keypad, it did indeed sound pretty primitive.

The return to barter, by artists who can't get rid of their paintings for cash, is a sound and primitive idea.