Sentence examples for much indigenous from inspiring English sources

Much Indigenous mobility falls into the latter category.

"The cartoon points to broken families, the self-perpetuating cause of so much indigenous misery".

But Téllez is not doing much indigenous cuisine at MeroToro; rather, he's doing American-influenced cuisine with local ingredients, and he's doing it beautifully.

The trouble is that you would not find much indigenous issues within the media, and when you do, they are forgotten about a week later.

Charlie's Country, for all his character's innate tragedy, has moments of intense humour, which Gulpilil carries casually with a wry look or deadpan utterance, and which echo the disarming blend of c'est la vie fatalism and improbable optimism that is an essential in much Indigenous life.

"There are no cultural centres or organisations [here] and the art scene is very much indigenous, meaning there are a lot of artists working locally who do not have the capacity to translate these works into something larger and clearer.

Indigenous representations matter so much to Indigenous people that when we hear one or two of us are going to be on the big screen, we lose our minds.

Although influenced by both codes, Huber included much material indigenous to Switzerland.

It took countries with much smaller indigenous oil supplies to take radical new steps.

In a less striking gesture, President Dilma Rousseff moved ahead this month with the demarcation of seven much smaller indigenous areas.

According to Blumczynska, most refugees and asylum-seekers don't know much about indigenous people when they come to Canada.