Bushman

How To Use Bushman In A Sentence

• Lead researcher Brad Bushman believes that young people may be "addicted" to self-esteem.
• He was an accomplished bushman, a great drinker and swearer, short-tempered and generous-hearted, a man not to be contained by parliamentary etiquette.
• Whether you are a Native American medicine person, a Hawaiian kahuna, or a Kalahari Bushman, a sacred song is the line that connects you to the divine and enables the medicine to come forth, whether by direct infusion or recommended prescription. The Bushman Way of Tracking God
• These secular conditions, Bushman suggests, can be understood in two ways: for nonbelievers they help to explain Mormonism's "origins," a word Bushman eschews for the more neutral "beginnings"; for Mormons they can be studied as divinely contrived preparations for the dawning of a new era. Secrets of the Mormons
• On the Trail of the Bushman is another book in the Junior Canadian Ranger series. Books
• Level headed, a capable bushman, handy with a rifle and a natural with horses, Harry displayed all the attributes of the cream of Australia's youth.
• True steatopygia only exists among Bushman and Hottentot women, and among the peoples who are by blood connected with them. Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 4 Sexual Selection In Man
• A whaler is a bushman who is on the loaf.
• It wouldn't be correct to say that the study participants were addicted to self-esteem," said Bushman, who headed the research team.
• After getting the spirit in this old-school way, just like it happens in an all-night Kalahari Bushman dance, you can go to sleep filled with a vibration. The Bushman Way of Tracking God