Sentence examples for tribal that from inspiring English sources

It branded him as a minority, and, to those who persisted in the belief that in Rwanda all politics must be tribal, that made him illegitimate.

Up to the late 1980's, almost nobody in the West knew, or wanted to know, about modern and contemporary art from Africa, meaning art that wasn't "tribal," that was maybe conversant with Western trends and styles.

It's become very difficult to tell what Xbox really means any more (and in console, where players are very tribal, that's a big deal).

Scalia's language is so harsh and divisively tribal that it could be a tract from a right wing anti-government radical group.... the Federal Judiciary, which consists of only nine men and women, all of them successful lawyers, is hardly a cross section of America.

Why do you think because a tattoo is religious or tribal that it would mean more to another person than my tatts mean to me?" In response to the backlash, AFP's media unit issued a statement to SBS News clarifying that "common sense will prevail in the application of this policy and exemptions considered on a case-by-case basis".

Finally, societal level focuses on national laws and statutes (federal, state, and tribal) that either tolerate of discourage abusive behaviour against women [ 27].

"We're here to say that we respect these tribal entities that have requested this name change".

Tribal groups that were tightly connected were likely more able to pass along positive behaviors than those that weren't.

CT: There is a tribal spirit that comes with it.

Some Chickasaw now live on tribal landholdings that are informally called reservations.

Some Native Americans live on tribal landholdings that are informally called reservations.