Sentence examples for the same aboriginal from inspiring English sources

An adviser to Frederick the Great, citing Tacitus, called the German people "still the same aboriginal and indigenous nation which has preserved its independence, its name and its language from its origin to this day".

And the first drumbeat was that same Aboriginal caveman who used that bow to either defend himself and kill the enemy, kill food, or just pursue the mystical flight of the arrow.

The use of medications for victims of violence was about the same for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal women.

Samples were sourced from two previous studies based in the same remote Aboriginal communities.

At the same time Aboriginal adults have excessive rates of obesity and chronic non-communicable diseases with life expectancies 10 15 years less than the non-Aboriginal Australians [ 6].

24 Furthermore, it remains unknown as to whether mainstream early childhood services with proven effectiveness in non-Aboriginal populations confer the same benefits to Aboriginal children.

But at the same time, "You're Aboriginal all the time," as Vernon's dad says in the series.

"At exactly the same time that Aboriginal people from across the state were meeting in Broome, our premier was drinking coffee in Perth, and saying a review of remote communities would find abuse of children," he says.

In the same way that Aboriginal women spend days and even weeks painting every fallen bush plum, Oulton makes us believe her reverence has extended to every single, irreplaceable pebble on the beach.

Similar longitudinal data for adults show that by 2010, risk for injury is the same for the Aboriginal and total populations (George et al. 2015).

"Ethnic minorities and immigrants are not claiming political sovereignty in the same way that Aboriginals are".