Sentence examples for indigenous native from inspiring English sources

"Tourists Not Allowed!!! Real Travelers and Indigenous Native Venetians Only!" These words, written in English on a freshly inscribed plaque above the entrance to the Gervasuti Foundation for the arts, sum up the local sentiment in Venice's Castello Orientale.

To be sure, the European powers had faced able opponents in the past, from the indigenous Native Americans to the Marathas (see Maratha Wars) in India during the late 18th and early 19th centuries and Abdelkader in Algeria in the 1830s and to the Boer farmers (see South African War) at the turn of the 20th century.

Linn (Teak) is a large deciduous tree and an indigenous native of Asia, reputed as Sagwan (Hindi), Saka (Sanskrit) and teak tree (English).

"The subjects in The Return are predominately not indigenous Native Americans.

As an Indigenous (Native American) person, I take issue with the Washington team owner Dan Snyder supporting the #TakeAKnee movement because of everything his franchise represents.

In the past, in this country, racism led to the slavery and wholesale lynching of African Americans and the displacement of the indigenous Native Americans.

"They are not the same as indigenous natives who have been here for hundreds of years," said Kazuhiko Ishida, the island's vice mayor.

To answer this question, we must consider the role of indigenous natives in the Colombian Liberal elite's construction of national identity.

The popularity of the theme in the colonies owed something to a speculation that the New World's indigenous natives were descendants of the ten Lost Tribes, which had vanished from history.

Consequently, the Chorographic Commission represented a flawed, non-inclusive version of archaeological nationalism one in which the 19th-century Colombian elite attempted to construct a national past that refused to acknowledge the historical and cultural influence of the modern indigenous natives it subjugated.

The indigenous natives called themselves the Ahwahneechee, meaning "dwellers in Ahwahnee".