Sentence examples for indigenous forms from inspiring English sources

Not that indigenous forms disappeared.

The great majority of African languages have no indigenous forms of writing.

Contemporary Egyptian music embraces indigenous forms, traditional Arab music, and Western-style music.

These symptom clusters are becoming the lingua franca of human suffering, replacing indigenous forms of mental illness.

Takagi is a follower of Shugendo, an ancient Japanese religion that fuses Buddhist ideals with indigenous forms of nature worship.

Mexican movies held onto their connection to music hall, traveling theater and other indigenous forms of popular culture even as Hollywood was burying the memory of vaudeville.

Iraq did not, however, give birth to an indigenous form of self-government.

Manipur has given birth to an indigenous form of classical dance known as manipuri.

For centuries before that, villagers here would gather to sing "zajal" — an indigenous form of poetry that is partly improvisatory, a kind of ancient Levantine rap.

Lee was trying to understand this indigenous form of anorexia and, at the same time, figure out why the disease remained so rare.

He realized there might be a market for this indigenous form of black expression, and he, Mr. Ivey and Mr. Dweck, who is an entertainment lawyer, formed a company called Two Brothers and a White Guy.