maasai culture造句

• They don't represent the Maasai culture, Hamisi says.
• In Maasai culture, the rungu is an important emblem of warrior status for young males.
• The first undesirable impact of tourism was that of the extent of land lost from the Maasai culture.
• Circumcision is very much part of Maasai culture, it will not change in a quick amount of time.
• Notable populations include the Maasai culture is well known to tourism, despite constituting a relatively small part of Kenya's population.
• Captivated and saddened, they decided to show solidarity and on Sunday presented the American people with 14 cows, the most prized and sacred possession in Maasai culture.
• Hamisi, who is roughly 26 ( the Maasai don't record or celebrate birthdays ), says his experience at the Seattle Art Museum showed him that certain aspects of Maasai culture were in danger of being lost.
• So the Maasai of Enoosaen, 400 kilometers ( 250 miles ) southwest of Nairobi, decided to show solidarity on Sunday and presented to the people of America 14 cows, the most prized and sacred possession in Maasai culture.
• Tome's travels are funded by the companies, universities, and schools where he speaks ( lectures run between $ 300 and $ 400, plus expenses ) and by friends such as Gould, who says her love for Maasai culture explains why she has invested thousands of dollars and endless hours helping Tome book his lectures.
• In their musical and stylistic embrace of both traditional Maasai culture and American hip hop, X Plastaz were faced with a common issue in African contemporary and pop music, i . e ., adapting what could be seen as a National Geographic ", which published an article on their music, but is also careful to explain what the magazine is.