Sentence examples for separate tribes from inspiring English sources
Mr. Fagan sends his 14 dancers on stage divided into separate tribes.
"We are not separate tribes of Latinos and whites and blacks in America," Mr. Ball said.
A system set up to encourage competition and choice has begun to forcibly corral producers into three separate tribes.
On a macro level, however, darkness falls – multiculturalism is doomed, the different races will never get along, and our only hope is Balkanisation: separate territories for separate tribes.
Older ethnographic maps represent these as separate "tribes," and the unity felt in modern times is a product of colonial politics.
He revels in all the variants of Gallic physiognomy (bullying Crismus Bonus in Asterix the Gaul looks unnervingly like Dominique Strauss-Kahn) but Uderzo, born of Italian immigrant parents, also delighted in national types; the separate tribes who join together to fight the global corporatisation and arrogance of the Roman empire.
The inhabitants of the Netherlands are principally Teutonic stock, but there are Celtic and Alpine admixture When the Roman conquerors came along, they found the low, swampy land in possession of three separate tribes-the B gae and the Frisians, who were old inhabitants, and the Baians, who had drifted down the Rhine from Switzerland a h red years or so before.
They're immediately drawn to each other: "We were our own gang, our own separate tribe.
Eider, any of several large sea ducks variously classified as members of the tribe Mergini or placed in a separate tribe Somateriini (family Anatidae, order Anseriformes).
Paucatuck Eastern Pequot tribal leaders have rejected this suggestion and say they will produce conclusive evidence that they have existed as a separate tribe since 1890.
What has made English Catholics a separate tribe, he explains to outsiders, is that so many of those executed for their faith in the 16th and 17th centuries were from noble families, so "the English vice of fawning to grand ancestry and the Catholic veneration for sacrifice in the cause of the Faith are mixed in a lethally self-indulgent cultural cocktail".
