Sentence examples for an indigenous creation from inspiring English sources

Achebe insists that in its form and content the African novel must be an indigenous creation.

The book's title refers to an indigenous creation story in which North America emerged from some soil placed on the back of a turtle by a woman who fell from the sky.

The games narrate indigenous creation stories, and players must solve puzzles and draw the wild animals that populate indigenous myths.

Victoria is another step closer to an Indigenous treaty, with the creation of an elected body "230 years in the making" to represent all Indigenous people in the state and operate independent of government interference.

There is also a painting by Gija man Freddie Timms from the eastern Kimberley, an Indigenous people whose dreaming creation story has included Kelly for at least the past 70 years.

He was passionately interested in the native art of Mexico, the creation of an indigenous modern artistic style of expression, and the depiction of the Mexican landscape.

Then came the announcement that the national Aboriginal body, the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission (Atsic), was to trial the creation of an indigenous electoral roll in Tasmania.

The third important aspect was that the Soviets delayed, for as long as possible, the creation of an indigenous local elite in Central Asia.

They were backed by the Iranians but frankly were an indigenous force, not an Iranian creation by any stretch of the imagination.

Gibb also suggests that the creation of an indigenous force may have been an attempt by Qutayba to establish a power base of his own.

Shalom and the Community of Creation: An Indigenous Vision.