primitively

There are two kinds of people on that mountain, living quite primitively, you might say.

They had a primitively complicated social order, with leaders of different ranks.

"If they manage, in time, to turn a sufficient number of men against us and to arm them even primitively, our world is lost."

Consequently, we perceive the information primitively, get it with less detail.

Not that this primitively constructed play is especially powerful or amusing.

They always end up operating rather primitively, try as they might not to.

It showed a painting on a natural rock wall, a primitively simple and graceful work.

Often they are so primitively formed that they might as well be fish.

We must in our means of expression appear nearly primitively genuine, truly original.

"What kind of idiot poisoner one would be, to act so primitively," he said.

I was unable to be present at the ceremony, which was primitively simple.

She growled primitively, missing Jessica's eyes by a hair's breadth.

I am some kind of cave man and have behaved primitively in defense of my children.

It was then rebuilt at the end of 11th century but rather more primitively than previously.

They have primitively 11-segmented antennae, a constricted neck well behind the eyes.

There is no denying that the shepherds live primitively.

Kierkegaard presented religion, especially Christianity, very primitively in this discourse.

Today, the computers that people use are individual stations - unconnected or primitively connected to other areas of information.

"Love is a dangerous angel" and can bring pain, but the bond is primitively strong.

The success of this new but still primitively crude class of apparatus was immediate.

She swiped for the chalk, holding it primitively, as if her hand was no better than a paw.

My life *was* primitively simple; I dwelt altogether in the present.

"We are guilty of bringing up an entire generation to think primitively, according to slogans and cliches," he said.

She scarcely noticed getting out of the taxi, registering, being conducted to a primitively furnished room.

Primitively, each of the distal bones appears to have articulated with a single metacarpal.