Sentence examples for aboriginal expressions from inspiring English sources
Depression, as a disease state, as a lay construct, and as a symptom profile was identified by participants as being related to Aboriginal expressions of great sadness [ tjituru-tjituru] and excessive, intrusive and repetitive worry, 'too much thinking'tootoo much worry' [ kulini-kulini].
Worry was particularly bound to factors of critical importance to the expression and survival of Aboriginal culture, expressions of self and ways of life.
The saddest expression of the poisonous infighting that now seemed endemic came when the bones of 19th-century Aborigines, returned from European museums, were stolen from safekeeping on Aboriginal property by Aborigines hostile to Tac.
Language and cultural revival is a core component of Aboriginal nationalism, the revival and expression of our nationhood.
Like #IndigenousDads before it, #DefineAboriginal provided a more participatory – and therefore more accurate – expression of what being Aboriginal in this so-called commonwealth involves.
If the Aboriginal writer endorses their "right to creative expression", a beaming smile appears on the face of the writer.
It would be useful to determine if the Australian Aboriginal plants are able to modulate PY20 expression as an increase in PY20 results in enhanced insulin binding and insulin sensitivity.
His expression was a tribute to young Aboriginal sportsmen who aspire to be like him – a man who has worked hard, excelled at what he has chosen to do and used his success to further worthy causes.
Brabant [29] reported an increase in Carabelli trait expression from Neolithic to modern times in Europe, whereas Hsu et al. [32] documented a decrease in Carabelli expression with overall dental reduction from aboriginal to modern Chinese populations.
Detailed understanding of the causes and expression of depressive symptoms and emotions among Aboriginal people is essential to improving the well-being of Australia's most vulnerable people.
But the conservative government has refused, limiting itself to an expression of regret and sparking outrage in some segments of the Aboriginal community.
