Sentence examples for reservation life from inspiring English sources

"Skins" openly confronts the brutality of reservation life.

"I was struck by the metaphor that the skateboard has replaced the pony on reservation life".

In 1877 Crazy Horse and his demoralized people surrender their remaining possessions and accept reservation life.

These difficulties only compound the isolation and poverty of reservation life.

The intimacy of reservation life, where a hospital receptionist might be a relative or a nurse a close friend, can be a barrier to swift treatment and prevention.

Before reservation life, the Indian warrior's role was paramount to the survival of his people, so Indian veterans of any war are highly revered.

Of course, this "no reservations" life style isn't for everyone.

Despite his reservations about life in Manhattan, Mr. Paladino at times seemed very much at home.

As for God, he is present "as an absence; as though he weren't there at all" - except, of course, for the deeply religious John the Savage, who has been raised on the Zuni "reservation", where archaic life carries on, replete with "meaning" of the most intense kinds.

While also a descendent of the Stockbridge-Munsee Mohican and Ho-Chunk Tribes of Wisconsin, Gregory grew up on the Menominee Reservation his whole life.

Whether you're from the affluent suburbs of Beverly Hills, the inner city of Brooklyn, or from the Indian reservations of Montana, life isn't easy, but success awaits everyone out there.