Example sentences for: inuit

How can you use “inuit” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • According to The Canadian Encyclopedia, “Inuit simply means `people.

  • But there’s a fascinating reality “North of 60,” as locals call the territories above the 60° latitude, ignored until recently by everybody but the Inuit and other native people who live there, plus a few explorers and miners.

  • The population of the new territory is 85 percent Inuit, and in the view of the Globe and Mail , "This alone marks an important step forward in relations between native and non-native in this country, guaranteeing, for instance, that when federal, provincial and territorial leaders meet, there will always be someone speaking for an aboriginal majority somewhere in the country."

  • And why do Inuit kiss by rubbing noses rather than with their lips?

  • But native peoples and Inuit did not win the right to vote in federal elections until 1960.


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