Sentence examples for indigenous version from inspiring English sources

It was almost inevitable that chanson, seen by some as France's indigenous version of soul music, would be influenced by the lush Philly sound that came to dominate the US in the early 70s.

India has no indigenous version of football, but many of the players on the beach were successful athletes in other sports, including judo, basketball and kabaddi, a team sport in which players hold their breath and grapple with one another.

The gulf between the Green Zone political elite and the Iraqi street remains vast, and the stirrings of Iraq's own youth-led movement, inspired partly by the events in Egypt and Tunisia, suggest an effort to articulate an indigenous version of democracy, different from the one imposed after the American invasion.

The reception of international modernist discourses and their weaving into Iranian housing- and city-building practices contributed to the formation of a peculiar, alternative, and indigenous version of modernism that took hold in the 1950s.

This modernised Su-33 was to compete with a potential Chinese indigenous version of the original Su-33, and to encourage orders from the Russian Navy.

Recognizing that, in fact, the Western tradition has its own indigenous version of anattā could be a useful way to counter the kind of consumerist greed and "grasping" which appalls many in the West as well as the East.

There were the small, sporty cars made by Standard Motor Products, which were indigenous versions of a British Standard-Triumph, and the bulbous Hindustan Ambassador, a copy of a 1956 Morris Oxford III that is still favored by many government officials.

Recognizing this, several countries have developed their indigenous versions of HCM.

The more tolerant indigenous versions of Islam cannot survive in the face of the tsunami of money being poured into promoting theo-fascist Wahhabism.

He characterised it as a mixture of "indigenous versions of Soviet-style tractor-opera, Italian neo-realism, Hollywood kiddie-cuteness, a dozen Technicolor musical numbers, and, most significantly, a metaphoric overlay of pop Hinduism".

A non-Indigenous version of MCP is used for the non-Indigenous participants.