Sentence examples for distinctly indigenous from inspiring English sources
Now and then there's a palm tree or glacier to help, and in certain places, such as India or Norway, landscape and building traditions combine to produce something distinctly indigenous.
Though might lead one to assume that Carpentaria and The Swan Book must be distinctly Indigenous Australian in theme and style, Wright is candid about the sources of inspiration for her novels, citing the literature of South America, India, the Middle East and Ireland.
This marked the beginning of the Heian period (794 1185), during which a distinctly indigenous Japanese culture emerged, noted for its art, poetry and prose.
And as Lin did in Taiwan, Reyes cultivated a distinctly Filipino modern dance idiom around indigenous themes and stories, in collaboration with renowned Filipino artists, librettists and composers.
As Oxley progressed down the Lachlan, he had friendly encounters with the native Wiradjuri people, noting that the language they spoke was distinctly different from that used by the indigenous population on the coast.
Indigenous Australians, who represent approximately 1percentt of Australia's population of 19 million, remain a distinctly underprivileged minority here, with markedly shorter life spans and markedly higher rates of child mortality, unemployment, alcoholism and criminality.
Popular since the 1960s is an indigenous pop style that emerged in the area around Lake Victoria inhabited by the Luo; called benga, it is perhaps the most distinctly Kenyan form in the musical repertoire.
A distinctly satisfying thought.
