Sentence examples for like aboriginal from inspiring English sources

"They didn't like Aboriginal people".

Much like aboriginal initiations or Buddhist rituals, Ms Abramovic's art aims to be transformative.

There used to be moments of silence at the Sleaze Ball for these murders but, much like Aboriginal deaths in custody, mainstream media didn't want to know".

Christopher Newfield argues that Emerson's appeal to transpersonal authorities like aboriginal self and the "orphic poet" who says the last words in Nature implies a forfeiture of individualism and acquiescence to dominant cultural forces that make for a parallel between Emerson's life course and the rise of corporatism in nineteenth-century America.

When the Russians first arrived, Siberia (like aboriginal America) already had a diverse life and culture of its own, and it is the idea of Anna Reid's captivating new book, "The Shaman's Coat: A Native History of Siberia," to explore the impact of the Russian conquest on that aboriginal culture's fate.

Stravinsky acknowledged that the work's opening bassoon melody was derived from an anthology of Lithuanian folk songs, but maintained that this was his only borrowing from such sources; if other elements sounded like aboriginal folk music, he said, it was due to "some unconscious 'folk' memory".

They like their Aboriginal people to sit in the corner and be humble and be thankful for what they have.

Less is known about the relationship between adiposity and adiponectin in other ethnic groups like Aboriginals, Chinese, and South Asians and whether it differs from that of Europeans.

O'Loughlin also said: Unfortunately some Australians don't like the Aboriginals to speak up and show strength and talk about these issues.

Allira wants to be an actress when she leaves school, just like celebrated Aboriginal actress Deborah Mailman.

Other pieces, like the aboriginal painting over the dining room table, are from more distant travels.