Sentence examples for which the indigenous from inspiring English sources

Indigenous sculptors often communicated Christian imagery via the symbolic language to which the indigenous people were accustomed.

About 40 ethnic groups make up the largest proportion of the population, of which the indigenous Iban is the biggest.

"They speak of the ecological danger which the indigenous people inside the bioreserve represent," the group said in a statement last spring.

He determined beneficial cardiovascular properties of plant extracts and analyzed toxicological properties of poisons which the indigenous tribes in Colombia extracted from plants for use on their arrows.

The real reason the Spanish were able to conquer the Americas was that they had guns and syphilis, against which the indigenous peoples had sticks and no antibodies.

The result has been entrenchment of an apartheid system in which the indigenous population are marginalised and feel like second-class citizens.

It served as a penal colony from 1864 to 1897, during which time the indigenous people attempted several revolts.

And then the tonadas, which is the indigenous Venezuelan song mode brought to the world by, but not created by, Simón Díaz.

Middle Eastern tribalism, just like the African variety, is the direct result of colonial interference which frustrated the indigenous development of state-building.

CWs were collected from Jiangyou in Sichuan Province, which is the indigenous cultivating region for CW.

One fifth (20%%) identified as being Indigenous, which reflects the Indigenous composition of the male prisoner population in NSW at the time of the study (Australian Bureau of Statistics 2014a).