| The fact that they were very mild-mannered, and not cannibalistic, favours the opinion that they were kin to the Seminoles of Florida. |
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| Aided by filmic, reverberative music, Bosher keeps the tension wound to the horrifying climax when the cannibalistic horrors come tumbling out. |
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| Such cannibalistic behavior has fueled the squid's reputation as a bloodthirsty sea creature. |
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| It is cannibalistic because it condemns a certain number of children even if it is a small one to death. |
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| Baal is a kind of oriental, dionystic cult god who lives by a cannibalistic dynamic. |
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| We believe and know that there is an anti-downturn model at the margins of these cannibalistic parameters. |
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| The larvae are not cannibalistic and survive in great numbers, meaning one egg mass can spark a large infestation in the field. |
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| In addition to the family of cannibalistic mutilators, there is a whole bunch of weird-looking people in the basement, doing medical experiments on mutants. |
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| Finally, we discuss potential implications for the dynamics of cannibalistic populations where cannibals and victims compete for a shared basic resource. |
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| The OAU's credibility hit rock-bottom when it elected Idi Amin, the cannibalistic Ugandan tyrant, as its chairman. |
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| By the third instar the larvae become cannibalistic and usually only one larva survives per cob. |
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| She was chatty and casual, and expressed her abstract concern that American democracy is on a cannibalistic downward slide. |
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| Now we can only hope that at the next barbecue the vegetarian spirit wins out against cannibalistic urges. |
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| If we fail to renovate them, we shall end up in a cannibalistic situation in which authors and their works are the victims. |
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| Before then, however, both parties must survive the cannibalistic ritual known as the primaries. |
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| The jigsaws are displayed in lasagna dishes which openly introduces a cannibalistic device. |
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| Unfortunately, the human multitude either becomes radically vegetarian or turns almost cannibalistic. |
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| Our windigo stories strongly teach the consequences of self-destructive cannibalistic consumption. |
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| The Windigo was a spiritual creature among the Woodland tribes that could turn a person into a cannibalistic savage with a heart of ice. |
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| The crudity is relieved, however, in characteristic Greek fashion, by the friendly collaboration of Uranus and Gaea, after their divorce, on a plan to save Zeus from the same Cronus, his cannibalistic sire. |
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| Its ludicrous plot about sex-hungry cannibalistic vampires in Paris drew derisive laughter when it was screened in Cannes and its gory scenes had even hardened horror fans retching in disgust. |
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| Admittedly, I live in the city but when one drives past Nose Hill one will see little gophers eating their little buddies because they are cannibalistic. |
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| Larger hake become increasingly cannibalistic, but the geographic separation of juveniles and adults usually prevents cannibalism from being an important factor in their population dynamics. |
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| Within this wasteland full of cannibalistic violence, a father employs every last shred of strength to preserve the remainder of his son's life's spirit. |
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| Science, human conscience, generally referred to nowadays as the human sciences, have split into disciplines that are unwittingly becoming cannibalistic. |
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| Evidence for the spread of Kuru through cannibalistic practices was piling up and eventually, around 1957, the Fore practice of endocannibalism began to subside. |
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| Although sometimes cannibalistic, as certain remainders of meals might indicate, he buried his dead, used fire and stonecutting was already known 2 million years ago. |
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| Tadpoles feed on vegetation but may become cannibalistic. |
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| The consequences of the law of the jungle are superstitious, fetishistic and cannibalistic 'demon-cracy', the leader's personality cult, the culture of gatherers and endless demagogy. |
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| But is this global mixing and matching evidence of the increased hybridisation of aesthetic forms, or of the cannibalistic appetites of First World capital? |
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| Newly moulted larvae are exposed to predation which requires an appropriate daily diet and water circulation to avoid and reduce this cannibalistic behavior.lobster incubators. |
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| Social beliefs labeled witches as supernatural beings capable of doing great harm, possessing the ability to fly, and as cannibalistic. |
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| That may account for their popular nickname, Wendigo, after the supernatural cannibalistic demon of the Algonquin Indians. |
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| Females of the orb-weaving spider Argiope bruennichi are very cannibalistic and regularly terminate copulations by aggressively attacking the male. |
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| Both Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins thoroughly deserved their Oscar nods, with the latter delivering a career-best performance as the cannibalistic serial killer. |
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| The debeaked chickens we've had have never turned cannibalistic. |
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