Sentence examples for indigenous elements from inspiring English sources

The Venezuelans seem unusually attentive to their native musical traditions, which are a mix of Hispanic, African and indigenous elements.

Morrison told Sydney's Daily Telegraph he expected the monument to be "quite lovely" and to include Indigenous elements.

The rulers of these three kingdoms formulated a concept of Welsh kingship in which indigenous elements were blended with the new influences at work in the feudal monarchies.

West of Lough Neagh and in the fastness of the Mourne Mountains and of Slieve Gullion, as well as in the more distant Lough Erne region, indigenous elements have maintained a distinctiveness.

Is there a Caribbean culture, and how do you define it, given the mix of African, Asian, European and indigenous elements that blend, in quite different proportions, on some three dozen islands in the region?

There is now an internal dynamic in Saudi Arabia whereby indigenous elements, gravely threatened and more deeply familiar with the problem of extremism than outsiders will ever be, are themselves applying pressure.

In begin of urban age, these cities have shaped as a basic figure such as circular form, however since cities also the center of socio-economic it received many belief and indigenous element from India culture especially Hinduism and Buddhism which widely spread and integrated to a local belief of animalism (Winichakul 1994).

"Either remain foreigners without political rights," counsels Shafarevich to the "non-indigenous" elements residing in Russia, "or accept Russian citizenship based on love of homeland". One finds among the intellectuals who have caught the chauvinistic bug the names of prominent current writers such as Valentin Rasputin, Vladimir Soloukhin, Vasily Belov and Vadim Kozhinov.

The religious life of eastern Anatolia during that period was characterized by a blend of Persian, Greek, and indigenous Anatolian elements.

But most important, as long as piracy remains a profitable, low-risk enterprise, pirates will have a strong vested interest in keeping Al Qaeda out of their territory and in avoiding any association with Somalia's indigenous extremist elements.

The jury, English says, was impressed by the novel's "fusion of Anglo ('Pakeha') and indigenous (Maori) elements within a dreamlike narrative of trauma and recovery as a kind of national allegory".