Sentence examples for primitive natives from inspiring English sources
"Awards contenders and strategists are like primitive natives, looking for omens of whether the gods are angry or happy," wrote Tim Gray, Variety's awards editor.
"We have been studying the planet through telescopes at our headquarters and are now certain Mars is populated by primitive natives," he wrote.
Poe's protagonist, Pym, is a hapless seafarer whose adventures culminate in the discovery and exploitation of Tsalal, a tropical island located improbably close to Antarctica and populated by primitive natives so dark even their teeth are black.
In the province of British Columbia (BC), however, there are almost no treaties between First Nations and Canada, because the provincial government believed primitive natives could not have any claim to the land.
A ditzy girl gets shipwrecked on an island full of primitive natives and starts dating all of them.
Consider it an irony of alien disaster movies that they manage to critique U.S. military ambitions vis-à-vis the "primitive" natives of far-off lands (even if none of us and few of the filmmakers know it).
With Gargi thus anointed the expert, and me her primitive native guide, we ventured deep into the tangled necklaces and gilded lilies of darkest Madison Avenue.
The first serious accounts of rubber production and the primitive Native American system of manufacture were given in the 18th century by Charles-Marie de La Condamine, a member of a French geographic expedition sent to South America in 1735.
The Florence Museum exhibits Asian, primitive, and Native American art, as well as historical items.
This suggests that these American mammoths headed west across the Bering Strait and replaced or succeeded the other two groups of more primitive mammoths native to Asia sometime between 200,000 and 300,000 years ago, when these two groups disappeared.
He was told a simple story: the superior white man was conquering the primitive dark-skinned natives, and bringing them the benefits of civilization.
