Sentence examples for indigenous pictures from inspiring English sources

Ending the supply of indigenous pictures, he suggested, would be the cultural equivalent of cutting off the water supply.

Through his art and teaching, he attempted to lead British painting away from the indigenous anecdotal pictures of the early 18th century toward the formal rhetoric of the continental Grand Style.

The Manchester and London researchers alike therefore initially studied British patients with "resistant rickets": rickets resulting from congenital abnormalities, surgical interventions, or other pathological events, which had become visible only after nutritional rickets had been eliminated from the indigenous disease-picture.

It was very moving to witness the sadness felt by Indigenous Australians, when pictures drawn by children depicting scenes before and after "the event" were shown.

While Westerners make out shapes from stars and bright points, kind of like a join-the-dots puzzle, indigenous Australians saw pictures in the dark areas as well.

The original caption referred to Lenca indigenous people; those pictured are from the Garifuna community.

I went up there with all of these pictures of indigenous reserves in Canada in my mind.

Recent pictures of indigenous people removing armed soldiers from their land surprised the country – Uribe tweeted that this was a breakdown of law and order.

Meanwhile, indigenous Australians are posting pictures of dinosaurs, captioning them "self portrait".

For context depictions of the "Lucky Jew" or "Jew with a coin" are akin to North America's cigar store Indians/the pictures of Indigenous people on sports logos.

Jail and youth detention statistics in Australia paint a wearily familiar picture of Indigenous disadvantage but in the territory they are catastrophic.