Sentences with phrase «in primitive»

To add a distressed look to the basket, I used a light dry brushing of Americana Decor Chalky Paint 2 oz in Primitive around the edges and front of the basket.

We have books in a primitive vintage sorter that had been in my old retail store.

I am intrigued by warm glass techniques and have a profound interest in primitive mark making.

Some say that in primitive societies women had fewer periods in a lifetime due to more and earlier pregnancies and more time spent breastfeeding babies — having more periods over our lifetime is not the historical norm.

In these primitive survival states, our brain's frontal cortex — home of important relational circuitry that enables us to be attuned, empathetic, understanding, and collaborative — is taken offline.

For example, the rites of cicatrization (the inducement of scars), genital mutilation, and teeth gouging practiced today in some primitive cultures are analogous to modern forms of extreme body modification, needle sharing, and gang initiation rituals that involve committing violent or criminal acts.

I chose the name Primitive Spirit because my designs are in the primitive style of rug hooking.

The effects of eddies in a primitive equation ocean model configured in a single hemisphere domain with circumpolar channels at their poleward ends are investigated; in particular, two regimes for the mass balance in the channel are investigated.

In addition, devices are often dismantled in primitive conditions.

In an article last weekend about rising stress in the world's forests, I briefly mentioned that computer projections regarding the future of forests are still in a primitive state.

There are all sorts of nasty consequences from using dung or charcoal or even wood in primitive stoves.

«Suddenly we've declared thousands of people in a primitive field as world experts, and they're trying to have their day.»

«This is a field that was in a primitive state when it assumed a policy importance a few years ago,» Dr. Lindzen said.

That was the original premise for cargo cult, in that primitive people would do weird stuff with found objects.

But, in thinking back, I remember reading Robert Goldwater, Louise Bourgeois's late husband, who did pioneering research in primitive art and its impact on modern art, especially his Gauguin scholarship; it was he who thought of tribal art as equally ranked with the finest achievements of the so - called highest cultures, both aesthetically and culturally.

Then, in a 1970 exhibition which shook the art establishment, Philip Guston suddenly returned to literal subject matter painted in a primitive, cartoon - like manner with forms recalling those of Léger.

Through volunteers, the organization facilitates artists spending two weeks in a primitive dune shack with no electricity or no running water.

Animated tones offer a respite from the unsettling provocations portrayed here in these primitive and erotic acts of masculine struggle.

American Folk artist and Naïve painter, Steve paints in a primitive style as «an expression of optimism», allowing for the use of bright vivid colors, simplicity of forms, details and diverse subject matter.

The Mediterranean tradition, which on his Italian trip in 1925 had been in conflict with his interest in primitive art, had come once more to the surface.

Stamos established lasting friendships with both Newman and Rothko, who shared with the younger artist an interest in primitive and mythological imagery.

Surrealist artists, many of them refugees from Europe living in New York during the war years, brought with them an interest in primitive and archetypal subject matter, together with the technique of automatism, in which the artist, by relinquishing conscious control over pencil or brush, creates marks which may trigger visual or conceptual associations.

Although Baziotes shared their interest in primitive art and automatism, his work consistently displayed stronger affinities with European surrealism.

Calder writes, Simplicity of equipment and an adventurous spirit in attacking the unfamiliar or unknown are apt to result in a primitive and vigorous art.

Reproduced in the primitive color of the times, these are sadly flat abstractions, possibly not what the company had in mind to hype the products of paradise.

The complex spatial and temporal relationships that his narrative films suggest are explored most boldly in the Primitive project (2009), which received its American debut at the New Museum.

As his interest in primitive art forms emerged, anticipating his «pictographic» paintings of the 1940s, Gottlieb won a U.S. Treasury competition for a post office mural in Yerrington, Nevada.

Animal - like machines now roam the wilds, nature has buried the crumbled civilizations, and humans live in primitive tribes.

The main character — a young woman named Aloy — begins the story as an outcast in a primitive tribe but is given the task of venturing out into the world to find why «the machines» (as they are called) have suddenly become dangerous.

Be careful out there, we're living in primitive times and natural predators love the sweet taste of Neanderthal meat — and that's you!

Heavy Rain's Cage: Games Stuck In Primitive Emotional Range «At a recent Gamasutra - attended symposium in France, Quantic Dream's David Cage (Indigo Prophecy, Heavy Rain) and Lexis Numerique's Eric Viennot discussed immersion in gaming, with Cage suggesting that more «sophisticated» emotions are still lacking from the medium.»

I mean, does anybody saw it even in a primitive playable state?

Despite all of this most of the core elements of the game have been implemented, if only in a primitive state.

I am intrigued by warm glass techniques and have a profound interest in primitive mark making.

Boat - in Primitive Beach Camp Sites Tired of campgrounds?

First, let's accept the premise that stray dogs and those in primitive societies around the world reproduce with alarming regularity and no veterinary intervention to encourage reproductive ability.

It is the story of how these refugees — missionary families, sugar men, coconut men, escaped POWs — survived 2 1/2 years in the mountains, living in primitive hideouts, always one spare step ahead of the enemy... Though this is my first book, I am an Emmy - award winning freelance television photojournalist.

For instance a girl does not have the freedom to choose her life partner in some primitive societies.

We get caught up in that bull - head thing, in primitive fear and faulty first impressions, and fail to look beneath the outer horror.

One article noted a «circle of expensive automobiles surrounding an open campfire, where the bronzed and brightly blanketed owners are cooking meat in the primitive style.»

When Rachel Kushner sat down to write her second novel, she had three images taped to the wall above her desk: A pretty young blonde woman, face painted for war, with an X of tape across her lips, which eventually became the cover image; a well - heeled engineer standing with his creation, a 1971 Ducati motorcycle; and two men racing by in a primitive cycle and sidecar, circa World War I.The...

The Intellilink infotainment system, which debuted in primitive form in the Corsa, is now compatible with Apple Carplay and Android Auto.

Mobility may be enhanced in future tanks by the use of diesel - electric or turbine - electric series hybrid drives — first used in a primitive, gasoline - engined form with Porsche's Elefant German tank destroyer of 1943 — improving fuel efficiency while reducing the size and weight of the power plant.

In this primitive sense, you can see that funds for the deprived are exactly duplicated — an admission you won't hear from many well - funded local authorities (LAs) or local politicians.

Red Dust (Warner Archive), the 1932 jungle melodrama starring Clark Gable as a rubber plantation foreman in East Asia and Jean Harlow as the street smart showgirl who takes a powder from «Say - gone» (as they call the future Vietnamese city of Saigon) and lands upriver in his primitive plantation manor, is as sexy, frank, and grown - up as pre-code cinema gets.

Anxious to excel, the Phiona spends her nights in her primitive dwelling, absorbing this information by the light of a paraffin lamp.

Briefly, this is a story of a space flight to confirm an «alien» intelligence located near one of the moons of Jupiter; the intelligence may have helped man in his primitive earliest past - so it could be «God - like»).

To the extent that there's anything like an actual narrative, it starts with four men trapped in a primitive submarine and lurches randomly from there, with the sudden appearance of a (very) lost woodsman played by Quebec star Roy Dupuis.

In primitive times there were no traditional dating alternatives such as online dating sites or courtship that were similar to how we know it today.

I am intrigued by warm glass techniques and have a profound interest in primitive mark making.