primitively

Not only was she primitively engaging with staging and character development, but she forged her directing instincts by recruiting neighbors and her two younger siblings to perform in her “films.”

But eat its flesh, drink its sour juice, and it returns us to life — a simple notion that is primitively linked to the Catholic doctrine of transubstantiation.

Here, we get both: This manages to be a speculative novel about the future and a well-researched tale about living primitively, arrowheads, hides and all.

They lived primitively, Cretaro said, always hungry, foraging for scraps of food and ripping pages out of books they found in homes for use as toilet paper.

Back then, my critical faculties were barely developed, and I hadn’t yet learned to distrust that which primitively pleased me.