Sentence examples for redirection of tribalism from inspiring English sources

The redirection of tribalism and aggression into sports — is there something to that?

Except, that is, on the subject of tribalism.

And coalition does involve shedding the baggage of tribalism.

But as "Fordson" documents, the idyllic charm of tribalism can be dangerous.

Like other African leaders, Kaunda faced many complex postindependence problems, especially the issue of tribalism.

Despite Mr Blair's lack of tribalism, he has never wavered in wanting to dish the Tories.

"Some communities remain steeped only in the debris of tribalism, and a legacy for the city of culture must mean a new understanding of Northern Ireland beyond tribalism".

My best guess is that this is another case of tribalism triumphing over critical thinking and evidence.

Leroy Vail and Landeg White, "Tribalism in the political history of Malawi," in The creation of tribalism in Southern Africa, edited by Vail, Leroy (London: James Currey, 1989), 13.

Within this era of transition, it is appropriate then to ask, so what of the tribe, and of tribalism?

Many [high-ranking army] officials are Nuer - the element of tribalism is being taken up by the media.