Sentence examples for very native from inspiring English sources

The designs are very native to Hong Kong – old brick buildings, with bits and pieces tacked on to them, barely holding together.

Conservationists tend to like a racially pure stock of wildlife, forgetting - as xenophobes are wont to - that a large proportion of our native wildlife is not, actually, very native at all.

I think there was something very Native American fairy about me in my early 20s and I was a girl then, whereas now as a woman I'm quite into 90s trashy road films like True Romance and Wild At Heart, that Nicholas Cage kind of sexy style.

It looks very native," she explains.

"It's very embedded and it's very native and that works.

He also said the widget is highly customizable, so that it "looks and feels very native to the site itself".

He arrived in Hawaii (known then as the Sandwich Islands) right after the murder of Captain Cook; but the very natives who had just dispatched Cook in cold blood proved perfect models of hospitality to Nicol and his crewmen, prompting him to remark that he preferred the Sandwich Islands "to any country I was ever in".

The decoys in this set are very native-like and have roughly the same number of intramolecular contacts, leading to similar magnitudes of error corrections.

By contrast with fibril formation from unfolded polypeptides, where substantial refolding has to occur (' refolding model'), amyloid fibril formation from very native-like precursor states has been proposed to be achieved by a very limited set of conformational changes (' gain-of-interaction models'), exposing a previously inaccessible surface to aid polymerisation [146].

As it stands, however, there are very few native TouchPad apps and non-native apps appear half sized on the TouchPad's ample screen with no opportunity to resize them.

There are very few native trees.