Sentence examples for familiar indigenous from inspiring English sources

Last Monday morning, anyone around town who stepped outside expecting either a loamy first whiff of spring or some more familiar indigenous reek discovered instead the faint but unmistakable smell of woodsmoke.

By Nick Paumgarten Last Monday morning, anyone around town who stepped outside expecting either a loamy first whiff of spring or some more familiar indigenous reek discovered instead the faint but unmistakable smell of woodsmoke.

Last Monday morning, anyone around town who stepped outside expecting either a loamy first whiff of spring or some more familiar indigenous reek discovered instead… Even under normal circumstances, with the magnolias and the cherry trees in full bloom, it would have been tough last week for Columbia students to….

This would demand that range scientists become more familiar with indigenous knowledge; its concepts and functions (Mapinduzi et al. 2003) and how the decision-making systems are used for promoting community participation (this study).

So reintroducing a familiar and indigenous sight in an unorthodox way felt natural".

"Taking an entire continent's worth of distinct nations and lumping them together was both sadly familiar to Indigenous people but somewhat surprising since it came from an author who seemed to care about justice and human rights," he told me.

Jail and youth detention statistics in Australia paint a wearily familiar picture of Indigenous disadvantage but in the territory they are catastrophic.

The moody skies above the Cordillera del Condor would have been a familiar sight to the indigenous leader as he set out on 28 November to join a protest meeting against a huge Chinese-backed mine being carved out of his ancestral homeland.

First, Afghanistan is a landlocked country with a rugged and mountainous terrain replete with thousands of caves, some of which are miles long and familiar only to the indigenous population.

I'm familiar with reports on indigenous people involuntarily losing their culture as they have no choice but to pursue poverty in the outskirts of the city, but that's not what's going on here: everybody lives in a constant process of reassurance of their traditional values and practices, even after 500 years of contact with non-indigenous people.

Well before the chasm opened up in the north pole base camp, indigenous people were familiar with the treacherous ice conditions across the Arctic.