Sentence examples for connection to native from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perkins said that efforts were being made to help people maintain their connection to native culture and language, but that some groups less likely to speak their native language, like the Aleuts, had relatively low suicide rates.

The fare at D.O.M. could be seen as a culinary spin on a magical-realist novel about Brazil, and its connection to native ingredients runs so deep that conjuring up Mr. Atala's food without them would qualify as an empty gesture.

He cites Barstow's connection to Native Americans, early pioneers and Route 66 as evidence the city is at an important cultural crossroads.

The complex legal history of the federal government's connection to Native American tribes was on display in separate events last week, neither shining a positive light on this continuum of American history, but both sowing the seeds for a more positive future.

In at least nine states, from Colorado to Missouri, regulators have penalized lenders with connections to Native American tribes.

And the city, which has blossomed into a haven for artists, is highlighting its connection to these native sons and daughters to promote itself as an arts destination.

Lebanese feel a tight connection to their native villages, which are listed on their national identity cards from birth to death.

But the eclipse of that dreadful phrase "the Indo-Anglian novel" has occurred precisely because Indian writers have evolved well beyond the British connection to their native land.

The Southwest Museum is proud to be the oldest here and to provide a connection to the native roots of a city with the largest urban population of Indians in the country.

If she can maintain a connection to her native culture, she said, she will certainly continue to do so -- even if she has to go somewhere else for drinks.

Having studied medicine at the Paris University School of Medicine, his portfolio of companies reveal a strong connection to his native Europe.