Sentence examples for polynesian way from inspiring English sources

The tattoos were the Polynesian way of answering questions like 'Where do we come from?', the very questions that religions either answer or - to those of a Nietzschean bent - are designed to stop you asking.

Leitch and many in New Zealand Rugby League were worried about Olsen going to Sydney, the chief concerns being the lack of Australian understanding of the Polynesian way of life that centre around parental authority and religion.

Thompson captains a crew and is a master navigator, one of just a handful of adepts in the Polynesian way-finding techniques that have been passed down through the millennia.

Glazed baby back pork ribs ($10.95) have a fruitiness that seems Polynesian by way of Trader Vic's rather than spiced with chiltepe chilies, as described on the menu.

His hotly debated home is a 150,000-square-foot "hut" -- a Polynesian village by way of Robinson Crusoe with flocks of 300 peacocks, parrots and cockatoos free-ranging indoors and out, and a lagoon through the house.

With the end of testing in 1996, the French Polynesian government sought ways to diversify the local economy, aided by several years of financial assistance from the French government.

'Game-changing' study suggests first Polynesians voyaged all the way from East Asia.

This is the way early Polynesians first conquered this seemingly endless world of water that is punctuated by lumps of volcanic rock and coral.

It's not hard to imagine New York's urban aloha going the way of its Polynesian progenitor, but for the moment a genial, just-folks atmosphere reigns.

The "Polynesian Dreams" luau was getting under way.

He says he hopes the remaining Polynesian restaurants don't go the way of Trader Vic's and Hawaii Kai, both late of Manhattan.