Sentence examples for an indigenous perspective from inspiring English sources
Approaching research from an Indigenous perspective will be encouraged throughout.
From an Indigenous perspective, perhaps the most conflicting aspect of the series is that it was made by some of our own: Aboriginal-led company Blackfella Films.
From an indigenous perspective, previous events indicated that negotiation could provide a tribe with some degree of enduring legal and property rights.
But we are not used to seeing this sort of thing lock-and-loaded on Australian television; certainly not from an Indigenous perspective.
Broome-based dance company Marrugeku has devised a new work called Cut the Sky, premiering at Perth festival on Friday, which draws on these stories and seeks to give an Indigenous perspective on climate change.
In 2014, Warren Mundine, chair of the prime minister's Indigenous Advisory Council, made a statement to the effect that embedding an Indigenous perspective in mathematics was nonsense, which has stifled any progress in the national curriculum.
For "Kisik Acimowina" (translates roughly as "Sky World"), we decided to work with a simple concept of a person journeying through an ever-evolving landscape, seeing the universe unfold before them through a lens of an abstracted Indigenous perspective.
The [Truth And Reconciliation Commission] report and recommendations have been written from a colonial perspective, not from a grassroots Indigenous perspective.
Tindall was relieved to hear of Glass's apprehension about outright calling his brew an imitation ayahuasca, stating that "as an ethnologist coming from the more indigenous perspective, there is no such thing as a substitute for ayahuasca.
But now excavations have yielded a treasure trove of artifacts and skeletal remains that provide both new details about the events and an unprecedented window on the indigenous perspective.
See it: 15-20 Septimesr, times vary, Concert Hall, Queensland Performing Arts Centre Shadow King is about our relationship with the land, seen through an Indigenous Australian perspective.
