obeah man造句

• However, the implied obeah man who is held suspect.
• In a society like the West Indies, an obeah man and his trapping are synonymous.
• If an obeah man is known to be a good dealer, he will have many clients.
• There is also evidence of Akan names among Obeah men of the Caribbean in the 17th and 18th centuries.
• During a trip over Haiti, the couple was captured by a psychotic holy man called the Obeah Man.
• Since Obeah brings power, fear, and respect, it is expected that an obeah man have all these traits.
• While Batman had arrested the Obeah Man, however, Jack and Janet were poisoned when they drank some of his voodoo man's water.
• They claimed that Obeah men stole people's shadows, and they set themselves up as the helpers of those who wished to have their shadows restored.
• The public " discovery " of buried Obeah charms, presumed to be of evil intent, led on more than one occasion to violence against the rival Obeah men.
• The unnamed correspondent reporting this affirmed " The Jamaica herbal is an extensive one, and comprises some highly poisonous juices, of which the Obeah men have a perfect knowledge ."
• A doctor who examined the medicine chest of an Obeah man arrested in Jamaica in 1866 identified white arsenic as one of the powders in it, but could not identify the others.
• Within the West Indian society, the practice of the obeah man is praised by his community to be a fellow man between the natural and supernatural world that works both good and evil.
• Myal men contacted spirits in order to expose the evil works they ascribed to the Obeah men, and led public parades which resulted in crowd-hysteria that engendered violent antagonism against Obeah men.
• Myal men contacted spirits in order to expose the evil works they ascribed to the Obeah men, and led public parades which resulted in crowd-hysteria that engendered violent antagonism against Obeah men.
• The implied obeah man does not help others with his skills but uses it for personal interest, and therefore is despised the community in which he lives and hated and reviled by his society.
• His debut, the semi-autobiographical " The Jumbie Bird " ( 1961 ), set in Trinidad and India, was followed by " The Obeah Man " ( 1964 ).
• Eccles'political interests meant that he spent less time on music, although in the late 1970s, Eccles had further success as a producer with recordings by Tito Simon and Exuma the Obeah Man, as well as collaborations with King Tubby.
• Later, along with his then-partner and lifelong friend, Sally O'Brien, and several musician friends, he launched EXUMA-a seven-person group that toured and recorded albums, starting with " Exuma : The Obeah Man " in 1970 and ending with " Rude Boy " in 1986.
• Some of the works that were performed included : " Dis Ole Hammer  Water Boy ", " Mama Parah ", which involved Roberts doing West African movements on stilts, " Wyomami ", a work that dealt with African marriage customs, and " The Fangai Man ", which centered on the West Indian Obeah man.
• When Sara becomes involved with Sam Maxwell, a black law student and political activist from Milwaukee, racial awareness and painful family truths bubble to the surface _ most notably the lynching of a great-uncle who immigrated to America years earlier and the tragedy of Sara's white great-grandmother, who was institutionalized after falling in love with an African obeah man, or voodoo priest, in Trinidad.