Sentence examples for tribal hate from inspiring English sources

Among the available options, he recalled, were jamming the radio station broadcasting tribal hate messages, reinforcing United Nations peacekeeping forces or immediately declaring the situation to be genocide.

But tribal loyalists hate it.

For one thing, I quickly learned that impoverished, tribal Europeans hate being compared to Africans, whom they think of as impoverished and tribal.

The two sides in this debate possess the same human frailties, the same tribal urge to hate, belittle and ignore their opponents.

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"Nah, we hate them all," the owner, a tribal leader, growled.

Whereas Labour, they are so tribal, quite a lot of the time they hate the idea of coalition.

And he therefore cannot understand or come to terms with his emotions, with resulting tribal loyalty-crisis and the backlash of self-hate.

"People go into this crazed tribal mode, and you can get this mood of hate," said John Carlin, an English journalist who writes frequently about soccer.

Mark Baldwin has created a new piece, What Wild Ecstasy, as a contemporary take on the primal eroticism of Faune; a tribal rave that I thought I was going to hate.

The old-timers feel that allegiances should be more tribal, and possibly involve suffering under a leader or two who you hate because you feel a greater commitment to the cause.