Sentence examples for ancestral tribes from inspiring English sources

It has often been claimed that these similarities can be traced back to common ancestral tribes.

Most Geotrupinae species can be considered cool-temperature adapted species whose ancestral tribes are not strictly specialized in the consumption of herbivore dung.

"We know that huaxia"—the Han ethnicity's ancestral tribe and culture—"is a pile of shit in your hearts.

The officer, Ziab Khaled al Azmi, admitted that he had killed the editor, Hedayet Sultan al Salem, on Tuesday in retaliation for an article he considered derogatory toward women from his ancestral tribe, the al Awazem.

Charles says such boundaries were set by his ancestral tribe and encompass Toorak and Brighton, "where all those mansions are; they're the ones I used to rob to support my heroin habit … oh the irony," he grins.

You have a sense of people for whom language has long ago failed and whose attempts at communication are only half-hearted, like vaguely remembered rituals from an ancestral tribe.

The tribe claims ancestral ties to the Hudson Valley, but it is not recognized as a New York tribe by the state.

Whether it's gold from the Black Hills or hydropower from the Missouri or oil pipelines that threaten our ancestral inheritance, the tribes have always paid the price for America's prosperity".

The dispute between the Navajo and the Hopi, we learn, is not an ancestral war between tribes but rather a more recent conflict caused by the federal government's cruel treatment of both groups.

Similarly, the ACK was proposed as an ancestral karyotype for tribes Boechereae and Cardamineae [[ 47], Mandáková and Lysak, unpublished data].

Similarly, individuals in ancestral hunter-gatherer tribes in their 30s, 40s and 50s must have experienced diminishing usefulness for higher order intelligence.