Sentence examples for tribal from inspiring English sources

(Our modern cases had their roots in tribal Germanic).

But to get there she has had to "detoxify" the party of its past and its tribal beliefs in order to make it appeal to those who are disillusioned with the mainstream right and left parties in France but who cannot bring themselves to vote for a group of racist thugs.

Illegal settlements - including nagars (settlements by non-indigenous people), padas (tribal settlements) and high-rise buildings - continue to swell in and around the park.

One of the main themes of the conference was that the only way forward for the left is to move beyond tribal politics, which does so much to alienate voters, and instead embrace a more open form of politics where progressive forces from all parties work together.

Still today, many folks here default to a tribal mentality: rural v urban, black v white, liberal v conservative, Christian v secular.

Despite Deodato's avowed support for indigenous peoples (he shot the movie on the border between Colombia and Brazil), none are credited, and there's little evidence of interest in their actual tribal customs.

Salman stands to be succeeded in turn by Prince Muqrin, 69, the deputy crown prince, an RAF-trained fighter pilot and former intelligence chief whose prospects are often questioned because he was born to a Yemeni rather than a Saudi mother of "approved" tribal lineage.

There has been no shortage of surprises, from continually having my first impressions overturned, to finding myself in a succession of unexpected situations, from a tribal wedding on the islands of San Blas to a Chavista meeting in Caracas.

The town in which Salim, "a man without a side", sets up shop, formerly Arab, then colonial, becomes a microcosm of a society moving towards independence: a place of chaotic and violent change; tribal warfare, ignorance, poverty and human degradation.

For people whose lives had been destroyed by tribal hatred, Brčko became a chance to experiment in multi-ethnicity.

Warren is trying to exploit children's desire to earn treats and tribal status by connecting such rewards to their behaviour.