Sentence examples for being indigenous from inspiring English sources
I have always thought of chestnuts as being indigenous to France, because that's where I discovered them, in my impressionable 20's.
But education was also key, explains Marini as "indigenous communities were just convinced that just being indigenous you were expected to be short".
Multiple studies have pointed to the disparity, with no clear explanation beyond serious concerns raised around preconceived notions of non-compliance based on a patient being Indigenous.
"Being indigenous is a special way of being, of having a perspective of the world, of the land and heritage that is threatened," she says.
It has the rare quality of being indigenous to America and, conveniently, it is coming into season just in time for the holiday, and just in time for dessert.
The argument has a certain superficial logic: if people accrue additional rights by virtue of being indigenous, then surely the indigenous British should also have these additional rights, over and above "non-indigenous" inhabitants.
This is indigenous to us.
They are indigenous; they have legitimacy.
More likely, he was indigenous to Chosŏn.
The tribe is indigenous to the spot.
