Sentence examples for indigenous point from inspiring English sources

We would circle around the history and not tell it from the same perspective it's always told from – that of the adventurer, the traveler – but instead tell it from the indigenous point of view.

We would circle around the history and not tell it from the same perspective it's always told from that of the adventurer, the traveler but instead tell it from the indigenous point of view.

"RISE is groundbreaking through its voicing of important issues around land, decolonization, and political governance told through an indigenous point of view by showcasing the people who are leading this change globally," said Michelle Latimer, the Algonquin/Métis the director and series producer of RISE.

"RISE is groundbreaking through its voicing of important issues around land, decolonization, and political governance told through an Indigenous point of view by showcasing the people who are leading this change globally," said Michelle Latimer, the Algonquin/Métis the director and series producer of RISE.

"Indigenous prophesies point to an imminent polar reversal that will wipe our hard drives clean," Daniel Pinchbeck wrote in his exploration of ayahuasca, technology, and Mayan millennialism, "2012: The Return of Quetzalcoatl".

The epidemiological parameters evaluated for indigenous women point to the accentuated occurrence of nutrition transition in all regions of Brazil.

The clinical-epidemiological parameters evaluated for indigenous women point to the accentuated occurrence of nutrition transition in all regions of Brazil.

It borders on being unpronounceable, and as some indigenous wags pointed out, ends with a rather unfortunate "eew" sound.

He said the world had "failed" Ecuador, but environmentalists and indigenous groups pointed the finger of blame at him.

Langton said rates of homicide, assault, hospitalisation, incarceration and child removal among Indigenous people pointed to a "rapidly disintegrating society".

Moree has one of the highest crime rates in the state, with some Indigenous leaders pointing to the collapse of the cotton industry, leading to welfare dependancy and mental health issues.