Sentence examples for primitive tribesmen from inspiring English sources
(Fox, Blu-ray $39.99, standard definition $29.98, PG-13) YEAR ONE Harold Ramis's comedy pairs the manic Jack Black with the barely there Michael Cera as primitive tribesmen wandering through some of the early events of the Bible.
As the BBC political documentary-maker and author Michael Cockerell memorably observed: "When Margaret Thatcher first became Tory leader, she reacted towards TV like a primitive tribesman faced with a white man's camera: as if somehow it would take her soul away".
But it could also be a more primitive rite, like African tribesmen who eat the heart of valiant enemies in the hope of ingesting their courage, new shows nibble on the remains of old hits - "May their ratings be ours".
Tells about clashes between Pathan tribe members and Baloch tribe members, & about the primitive state of life for Baloch tribesmen in general.
"It is certainly interesting that while George Bush claimed (incorrectly, I believe) they hate us for our freedoms, large swathes of the US population are actually just as primitive in their thinking as the simplest tribesmen in the mountains of Afghanistan and are held there by a wealthy priesthood class who exploit their gullability.
These Inuit tribesmen weren't mired in a primitive hunter-gatherer stage of life; in fact half of them were members of Flaherty's crew, including one cameraman, and Flaherty had two common-law wives during his sojourns, which you might say compromises the purity of the endeavour.
Primitivism was a big thing in modern art; along with tribesmen and the insane, good European children were a model of the primitive.
The tribesmen lose interest.
