Sentence examples for us indigenous from inspiring English sources
The Australian government calls us "Indigenous Australians", "Aboriginal Australians", and "First Australians".
The Australian Bureau of Statistics tells us Indigenous children are nearly nine times more likely to take their own lives than non-Indigenous children.
Why would this matter to Australians who otherwise might continue to enjoy the good fortune of living in one of the world's most prosperous, free, safe and stable countries without giving us – Indigenous people – another thought?
US indigenous gas production has shown steep increase (Fig. 2); during 1990, the production was 17.8 Tcf, and that grown-up to 24 Tcf in 2013, it is also projected that it will hit to 33 Tcf by 2040 (Energy Outlook, A.E. 2013).
All of us, Indigenous or not, become who we are as a result of and despite our circumstances.
People who I've never met before, but we have that common link, and that's another reason why all us indigenous people here see one another as family.
The same goes for us, as Indigenous Australians.
"For us as Indigenous people there are many aspects to it.
How many needless deaths does it take to tell us that Indigenous Australia is in deep, deep crisis?
Perhaps he meant "all of us Australians, Indigenous or not – we should all open our hearts a bit"?
"I'll simply say that I think until we can win the population over and they can give us those indigenous intelligence reports, that we're prolonging the process".
