Sentence examples for indigenous way from inspiring English sources
Peranakans partly adopted the indigenous way of life and generally spoke the local language rather than Chinese.
"I do not accept the Belo Monte dam," said the indigenous leader Mokuka Kayapó, who claimed the indigenous way of life would be destroyed.
The film tells of one man's struggle to reconcile the traditional Indigenous way of life with contemporary Australian society, specifically the restrictions imposed by the Northern Territory's Intervention.
The erasure of the Wendat "is, in a way, a kind of indigenous way of doing what the British were doing, in terms of writing other people out of the narrative," Thistle says.
In our Indigenous way the one dissenting voice is not drowned out or voted out.
What is needed is shalom or, said in an Indigenous way, harmony.
Driving strategies that acknowledged Indigeneity were recognising Indigenous ways of knowing, being and doing by having the consistent endorsement of, and valuing of Elder/family/community-inclusive relationships and knowledge.
— Julia Moskin The Wall Street Journal: How Alex Atala turned his Brazilian restaurant, D.O.M., into one of the best in the world, using indigenous ways and modern techniques.
They have seen their indigenous ways of phrasing, articulation and sound neutralized and denatured by a globalized, one-size-fits-all operatic style.
It would of course be naïve to think a return to indigenous ways is the only answer in a country that is on track to become the world's most populous within a decade or so.
Mr. Cameron, almost mirroring the enraptured scientists in his movie, was calm but wide-eyed, peppering the chief with questions about the local fauna and flora and traditional indigenous ways.
