Sentence examples for barbaric tribes from inspiring English sources

Leo further enhanced the prestige of the papacy and helped to place Western leadership in its hands by dealing with invading barbaric tribes.

Nijinsky's ballet makes us hear "Le Sacre" as radical anthropological fiction, a vision of an ancient barbaric tribe populated not by the thrillingly noble savages and wavelike formations of the Romantic imagination but by truly uncouth hunter-gatherers whose various social strata are imagined in detail.

The find is leading to a change in how scholars view the supposed barbaric, nomadic tribes that once roamed the Eurasian steppes.

Cat tribes running wild.

"Civilized, barbaric.

Positively barbaric.

Barbaric, sure.

"It was absolutely barbaric".

It is barbaric.

It's, like, barbaric.

"Discussing barbaric things is itself barbaric.