Sentence examples for version of the indigenous from inspiring English sources

"The Human Stain" portrays a contemporary version of "the indigenous American berserk": the leftish and reactionary pieties, the pervasive and knowing gossip, the impoverishment of the language, the atmosphere of political and sexual inquisition.

The New Yorker, May 8, 2000 P. 76 PROFILE of writer Philip Roth, 67... Quotes from the opening of his new novel, "The Human Stain".... "The Human Stain" portrays a contemporary version of "the indigenous American berserk": the leftish and reactionary pieties, the pervasive and knowing gossip, the impoverishment of the language, the atmosphere of political and sexual inquisition.

PROFILE of writer Philip Roth, 67... Quotes from the opening of his new novel, "The Human Stain".... "The Human Stain" portrays a contemporary version of "the indigenous American berserk": the leftish and reactionary pieties, the pervasive and knowing gossip, the impoverishment of the language, the atmosphere of political and sexual inquisition.

Sandwiched between Belize and Mexico to the north and El Salvador and Honduras to the south, it provides a stunningly beautiful, wild, concentrated version of the whole of Central America: multiple indigenous cultures, verdant highlands, jungle-smothered lowlands, active volcanoes, emerald-green lakes - and of course, its ancient ruins and the enigma surrounding them.

This modernised Su-33 was to compete with a potential Chinese indigenous version of the original Su-33, and to encourage orders from the Russian Navy.

Isenberg cautions against fitting the bison into what he calls a simplistic Christian teleological narrative — a version of the story in which America's indigenous peoples, with their eco-friendly hunting practices, were tempted by the "unsustainable exploitation" of the Euro-Americans and, together, nearly destroyed the Edenic state of nature.

UNICEF and partners have developed an adolescent-friendly version of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

The adolescent-friendly version of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples was launched at a special event in New York.

Members of one indigenous troupe sang their own version of the national anthem, spotlighting Taiwan's Austronesian, rather than Chinese, heritage. .

"If other countries and regions build up their indigenous S&E capabilities," reads the latest version of the National Science Board's Science and Technology Indicators, "they may diminish the relative attractiveness of the United States as a destination country".

The idea was to create a nightclub version of the pow wow the celebratory music and dance ceremony common to indigenous people across North America.