Sentence examples for their aboriginal from inspiring English sources

Their Aboriginal name, Kata Tjuta, means "many heads".

They forget their Aboriginal culture … and it's hard for them to catch up".

The Kickapoo, though also contacted by Protestants, remain, for the most part, followers of their aboriginal religion.

I don't live far from Lightning Ridge, a place where 41 children were removed from their Aboriginal parents.

They like their Aboriginal people to sit in the corner and be humble and be thankful for what they have.

Several people I spoke to in the park said that having their Aboriginal Olympian center stage wouldn't raise anyone's standard of living.

In British Columbia, Quebec, the Atlantic provinces and elsewhere through Canada, there are scores of First Nations who have never signed away their Aboriginal title through treaties.

Seen from a distance they resemble gigantic potatoes spread on a kitchen draining board - an image reinforced by their aboriginal name, Katatjuta (many heads).

It also brings pressure for people to live in two worlds – their Aboriginal culture and also the aspirations of the balanda".

Vorauer and Sasaki found that in the intergroup condition, White participants became worried about metasteretoypes — in other words, the stereotypes that their Aboriginal Canadian partner would view them under.

This study aimed to explore care providers' experiences and concerns in providing palliative care for Aboriginal people, and to identify opportunities for overcoming gaps in understanding between them and their Aboriginal patients and families.