Sentence examples for have been native from inspiring English sources

The gods displaced by the spread of Christianity may have been native, or perhaps Roman.

M'Siri's kingdom may have been native, but it was hardly primitive.

Four of those have been Native American including one found near Long Pond in Ledyard that dates to 1770 and is just a few miles from the Foxwoods Resort Casino owned by the Mashantucket Pequots.

The first was native to South America; the second was thought to have been native to Asia before expanding into Europe and Africa and then being introduced to North America by settlers in the 1600s.

Our first choice would have been native women.

They may have been native Christians, but Augustine did not treat them as such.

Alternatively, they could have been natives of the distant endemic area who migrated to San Pedro de Atacama after they became infected.

Thus the infected individuals could have been natives of San Pedro de Atacama who traveled to the endemic zone, were infected with Leishmaniasis and then returned to their native high altitude desert.

After the Dutch game, an English journalist congratulated MacLeod on taking the mountains of criticism so well but added that he still felt that Scotland manager had been "native in global terms".

Calling it the Australian Crane, he mentioned that its early colonial name had been Native Companion.

Rose had allegedly also told her that he and Everly had been Native Americans in another past life and that Everly had killed their children, and that was why he treated her poorly in this life.