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Aborigines in sentence

13 examples of Aborigines in a sentence

Why you and I are alike, why the Iraqis and the Japanese and the Australian Aborigines and the people of the Amazon River are all alike.
It's even possible that aborigines were keeping some of these dingoes as pets, and therefore they may have had an advantage in the battle for survival.
An Australian properties lawyer is asked to take on the case of five aborigines accused in the murder of one of their own.
It looks like the end of the world may be at hand, and he and the aborigines may know this but no one else does.
David Guptil, a familiar face from several other Australian flicks and a decent actor, is one of the five aborigines on trial.
A corporate lawyer (Richard Chamberlain) is dragged into a case involving "city" Aborigines, and this is no ordinary case.
The Aborigines are harboring a secret and refuse to spill the beans.
This has a lot to do with white men making assumptions about "City" vs. "Tribal" Aborigines, and of course no Abo in the big city would practice tribal ways.
It is true that Aborigines were generally considered inferior at the time, and that there was some racism going on.
In 2008, Australia’s then-Prime Minister Kevin Rudd apologized to his country’s Aborigines, while Queen Elizabeth II offered a moving gesture of contrition in Ireland a few months ago.
"It's the heartland of the blacks who occupy all Malaysia," Mr. de Rienzi has said; and I hadn't the foggiest inkling that sailors' luck was about to bring me face to face with these daunting Andaman aborigines.
"I have heard them mentioned in our army," said the frightened divine, "and had thought them to be the aborigines."
'The aborigines of the Andaman Islands may perhaps claim the distinction of being the smallest race upon this earth, though some anthropologists prefer the Bushmen of Africa, the Digger Indians of America, and the Terra del Fuegians.