Sentence examples for too indigenous from inspiring English sources

Dominio grows mencía, and a host of other grapes, too, indigenous varieties like brancellao, mouratón, garnacha and sousón that in the old days were interplanted with mencía.

In the jungles of the Amazon too, indigenous communities have lived for millennia in harmony with the rainforest, and they continue to do so today.

In the region – and in other parts of the world, too – indigenous lands, waters, languages, health and cultures, long devastated by the legacy of colonial oppression, continue to be under grave threat.

"Men either treat [latinas] as exotic or too brown to talk to-too indigenous looking or too whatever to be sexually attractive.

The ABC sees fit, meanwhile, to indulge Bolt's pet assertion that he, too, is "Indigenous... because I was born here".

Too many Indigenous youth have lost a sense of who they are.

And we already know what's wrong here: too many Indigenous women are being abducted and murdered.

As Natan Obed, President of the Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, has argued, too many Indigenous communities "lack access to resilience-supporting resources that many Canadians take for granted, such as mental-health services and supports, access to early-childhood education, community-led education, housing, and culturally relevant community-development programs".

All too often, indigenous people arrive in the city seeking opportunities, but find themselves, and their children, excluded.

It depends really too, some Indigenous people really have quite a Western life, they've got post-grad education, they've got vocabulary, language … What we would be wanting to do is match it to the person".

Then there were the all-too-numerous Indigenous prisoners, such as the artist Les Griggs, taken away from his family at two as one of the "stolen children" generation, then imprisoned for 21 years in children's homes and Pentridge, before being released in 1983 at the age of 28.