Sentence examples for described as a native from inspiring English sources

There is currently a debate about whether the wall lizard can be described as a native species.

Pan has come under fire for casting white actor Rooney Mara as Tiger Lily, who in Barrie's books is described as a Native American princess of a "Piccaninny tribe", and there was little in the footage to suggest that accusations of "redface" and "whitewashing" are unfounded.

Described as a native advertising Supply-Side PlAvocarrotvofferst offers a monetization solution for mobile apps via less intrusive advertising dubbed "native advertising".

CLARIFICATION: In a previous version of this Q&A, Batchelor was described as a native of Anacostia.

I HAD been warned, in the brochure describing the Turquoise Wrap, that at some point the therapist would perform a "smudging ceremony," described as "a traditional Native American practice to purify the spirit, space and self".

In 1930, 'Kutto-urupe', which was described as a Korean native cultivar, was found to be more susceptible than other cultivars by field observation without artificial inoculation (Nagai and Hara 1930); this was the first report that showed varietal differences in BS resistance levels.

Another of Strassman's subjects, who he described as a "Mexican-Native urban shaman" also experienced something similar to a near-death experience on DMT, but Strassman told me it was "more along the lines of a shamanic 'dismemberment, death, reconstituting, rebirth' motif".

This is reinforced by m Tert-GFP expression found in association with cardiac transcription factors NKX2.5 and GATA4, factors required for cardiomyocyte development and previously described as a hallmark of native cardiac stem cells.

P. chinensis has been described as a termite specialist in its native range [61], [62] and observations to date suggest that termite and other insects, including native ant species, are also important in its introduced range [26] (B. Guénard, personal observation).

I had few friends and I was madly in love with a man whom the natives described as a ghost.

An exile under Saddam and chosen by the town's main tribes, he is described as a decent man by occupier and native alike.