Sentence examples similar to indigenous surroundings from inspiring English sources

"No truant officers could keep their numerous offspring in school; no public health officer could free them from congenital defects, various worms, and the diseases indigenous to filthy surroundings".

Here too a vast, unspoiled landscape serves as theater (and unstated object of contention) for a conflict of cultures, one modern, invasive and prosaically obsessed with settlement and trade; the other ancient, indigenous and in magical, fluid rapport with its surroundings.

The shores and surroundings of lake Nyos were considered haunted and taboo by indigenous people.

Furthermore, indigenous peoples, because of their connections to and reliance on their natural surroundings, are often keen observers of ecological processes, and thus would have been quick to realize the benefits of their management actions (c.f., Turner and Berkes 2006).

Indigenous, pop.

It's not indigenous.

WHERE are bluebonnets indigenous?

This is indigenous to us.

You are my surroundings.

Saturn is my surroundings.

Jamaica has few indigenous mammals.