Sentence examples for tribe for whom from inspiring English sources

The practice brought protests from American Indian groups, including the Zuni tribe, for whom these areas are sacred, Interior Department officials said.

We climbed atop a huge flat stone that lay before the hawk, perhaps a ceremonial spot for the local Wappinger tribe, for whom this was once sacred ground.

Either way, the Ute tribe, for whom the state is named (not to mention that it inspired the University of Utah mascot), is not criticizing the exposure.

The transfer, which fulfills a 2012 treaty between the U.S. and Canada, is a victory for the Blackfeet tribe, for whom bison, also called buffalo, hold cultural significance. .

With permission from the local Pueblo tribes, for whom Chimney Rock remains sacred, the United States Forest Service began in 2005 to allow visitors up the mesa seven nights a year (once a month, from July through January) to watch the moonrise.

On a recent visit, Jonathan Perry, 36, a former teacher at the Wampanoag Indigenous Program at Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth, Mass., was teaching traditional techniques to a group of Shinnecock tribe members for whom those ways of building homes, canoes and more were a long-forgotten, but vital, part of their heritage.

With history and tradition that predates Islam, the supernatural beings better known in the West as genies are "oddly amoral," Rushdie said, "a tribe of people for whom ethics just doesn't signify, who are entirely capricious and whimsical".