Sentence examples for primitive tribe from inspiring English sources

Interview with him refutes the Encyclopaedia Britannica's description of the Masai as a primitive tribe.

Finally we saw a segment in which Carter battles some more green Martians, this time from a more primitive tribe.

(Both the movie and the book draw parallels between the boy's new patrons and the primitive tribe whom his absent father, a scientist, has made his life's work).

We squatted, both of us, up to our ears in tickly grass: grass which, as midsummer passed, turned from tickly to scratchy and etched white lines, like the art of a primitive tribe, across our bare legs.

They begin on an observation mission, investigating a primitive tribe on a jungly planet, but a desperate situation develops from which Spock cannot be rescued without infringing those Starfleet rules for which he is such a stickler.

He traced the evolution of voluntary cooperation from the primitive tribe, peasant village, and medieval commune to a variety of modern associations trade unions, learned societies, the Red Cross that have continued to practice mutual support despite the rise of the coercive bureaucratic state.

Like in primitive tribes?

In the times of the cavemen and primitive tribes, women were simply captured.

The practice is far from confined to primitive tribes in remote regions.

A.R. Wallace saw cooperation strengthening the moral bonds within primitive tribes.

Early research methods employed case studies of individuals and of individual societies (e.g., primitive tribes).