Sentence examples for viewed native from inspiring English sources

He viewed Native Americans as children, infants that would only know a better life through the adoption of agriculture, Westernized societal castes, and of course, Catholicism.

Cleveland viewed Native Americans as wards of the state, saying in his first inaugural address that "[t]his guardianship involves, on our part, efforts for the improvement of their condition and enforcement of their rights".

He says he views native plants as part of the city's heritage, like the holdings of its museums and galleries.

They also have an "understated impact" on how non-natives view Native Americans, and give them a "false experience in connecting" to those communities and cultures.

Lineage specific throat colours are more conspicuous to conspecific lizards when viewed against native rock and lichen backgrounds [ 29].

In some cases the lines between these two were blurred as when a particular foreign NGO had been present in a state for so long it might be viewed as native to the health sector.

In Blaeser's view, native real-time audio and video calling will also enable "a host of exciting and new use cases".

Berry acknowledged that native "is a highly abused term" (in his view, native advertising means that the ad has to match the look and the content of the site), but he argued that RebelMouse can deliver sponsored content in a real-time way that's sensitive to the user's context: "We can give publishers native advertising at scale".

Darcie Connell is a Mountain View native turned world traveler and blogger.

The pair made their way to Leopoldville, and Sheppard's own writings as well as Lapsley's letters home suggest Sheppard viewed the natives in a markedly different manner from other foreigners.

It is an alternative program that encourages foreign-born students to view their native tongues as something to share and treasure rather than shed.