Sentence examples for any tribe from inspiring English sources

"It is neither against any tribe nor the region," he said.

And, like any tribe, Lululemon defines itself by exclusion: thin women, whose thighs don't rub, are allowed inside the tent.

"When the Southern Utes put a hold on oil and gas leasing, that was as powerful a statement as any tribe had made.

In 330 the imperial capital was moved to Byzantium, so that any tribe intent on attacking the seat of Roman power and opulence would thenceforth move through the Balkans rather than into Italy.

Under the law, museums must return all remains and artifacts to any tribe that requests them and that can prove a "cultural affiliation" with the tribe from which they came.

As with so many 20th-century Diaspora Jews, education provided the key to Tony's character: in his case, not education to serve the interests of any tribe or ideology, but education to understand and improve the world about him.

Such breadth appeased any "tribes" represented.

"I would think if any tribes would be considered, it would be a New York tribe".

I don't know if there any tribes left in the world for whitey to pillage and corrupt with electricity tumours and episodes of My Super Sweet 16, but I hope the guy who goes to greet the aliens can produce more from his pockets than this, because those guys must be pretty used to their Nazi gold by now.

The Type 2 and 3 gold dollars depict Liberty as a Native American princess, with a fanciful feathered headdress not resembling any worn by any Indian tribe.

Justice Breyer said the eligibility requirement of having a single Native Hawaiian ancestor -- which over the nine generations since Captain Cook's arrival could mean one ancestor out of 500 -- "goes beyond any reasonable limit" and was unlike any membership definition adopted by any Indian tribe.