Sentence examples for something indigenous from inspiring English sources

Culture counts, but a culture is never a reduced essence of something indigenous.

She recommends always including something indigenous to the area through which one is traveling.

The chance to create a production that is rooted in something indigenous was irresistible, he said.

When the player is in the game's representation of New Mexico, for example, Larkin used a resonator guitar and flutes, creating what he called something "indigenous to a southwest type of feel that's very contemporary".

On one level, his story is first-person history, for it was in Alaska that the government tried something radically different in settling land claims of indigenous people.

Although the practice of 'defining principles for resource management' is not something that Indigenous societies typically engage in, there have been many attempts to survey and understand Indigenous values and social norms in this regard (Ratner and Holen 2007; Turner and Berkes 2006; Watson et al. 2011).

That is something so indigenous to New York.

Look how long it took to do something about Indigenous rights and the apology.

He knew something of indigenous Pacific Island dance, which is performed in high schools and at weddings throughout the country.

These were not village handicrafts but something differently indigenous: the gaudy taste of the maharajas' palaces, which had drifted down to her own family of feudal landowners.

One thing that I took from Orestes – and it's something that Indigenous culture believes in strongly – is [the importance of] family.