Sentence examples for warrior cult from inspiring English sources

Besides the Hutu militias, the Rwandans and their rebel allies, there are the Mai-Mai, a warrior cult, and myriad gangs of bandits.

So irreverent are Britons in matters spiritual that 390,000 of them gave their religion as "Jedi" in the last census, making the science-fiction warrior cult the fourth-largest faith in the land.Most satisfyingly for the non-believer, politicians live in terror of being seen as righteous.

At Dos Pilas, a pair of stelae represent the king of the city in costume forming a jaguar and eagle pairing, characteristic of the Mexican warrior cult.

The Warriors, the cult 1979 gang epic is to be updated by Paramount Pictures.

One of his favorite movies is "The Warriors," the cult 1979 film about street gangs in New York, and it was the outlaw machismo of the kitchen that attracted him.

Spiegel believes this to point to the pan-Germanic wolf-warrior band cult centered around Odin that waned away after Christianization.

The film was pulled from its original theatrical release by Orion Pictures after Paramount's The Warriors (another cult favorite) was blamed for gang-related violence in some theaters.

(That Kurgan is the name of an evil, immortal warrior in the cult movie "Highlander" may or may not be relevant).

'She is is beyond Bridget Jones's insecurities; she's almost like a new cult warrior.' But when it comes to comparing the author to her protagonists, it is still the muddle-headed Jones rather than the sharp-witted Joules who shines through, helped in no small part by the author herself.

The Warriors became a cult classic, later embraced by hip-hop acts including the Wu-Tang Clan, spoofed in a Nike commercial and adapted as a PlayStation 2 game.

It doesn't have the iconic status of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," but "The Warriors," the 1979 cult classic about a leather-clad gang who fight their way from the Bronx to Coney Island, has maintained a dedicated following over the past 23 years.