Sentence examples for indigenous are from inspiring English sources

The powerful people do what they want and we poor and indigenous are devalued.

Others, more indigenous, are dramatically sculptural conical crowns whose beaded surfaces are decorated with schematic faces and topped with beaded birds and other animals.

More than 300,000 women and men – mostly poor and indigenous – are understood to have been sterilised in the late 1990s in Peru, and many of them were forced or coerced into having the procedure.

But in the Kandahar districts of Zhare and Panjwai, as well as in the Andar district of Ghazni Province, these courts could have the kind of stabilizing impact that militias — whether state-sponsored or "indigenous" — are unlikely to have beyond 2014 as external oversight declines.

In terms of ethnicity, mestizos and whites are over-represented among remittance recipients whereas individuals who identify as Afro-descendants, Montubios, or Indigenous are under-represented.

Table 5 indicates that Mestizos are on average 0.07 standard deviations above the mean, Monolingual-Spanish Indigenous are 0.11 standard deviations below the mean, and Indigenous who speak an Indigenous language are 0.30 standard deviations below the mean.

"Indigenous" is interesting in this context.

The producer, himself indigenous, was lying in wait.

Her ancestors, who were black and indigenous, were cafeteros small coffee farmers in the neighboring countryside.

Indigenous is a dichotomic variable representing the population that speaks an indigenous language.

Probably indigenous is the Hmongic term proto-Hmongic *ntsuw C 'dehusked rice' (Ratliff 2010: 242).