Sentence examples for anticipated cultural from inspiring English sources

David Lynch's festival of disruption has been one of Los Angeles's most anticipated cultural events this year.

One of the more anticipated cultural events of the Washington winter was the premiere of "Game Change," the HBO adaptation of the best seller about the 2008 "campaign of a lifetime," by the journo-pundits Mark Halperin and John Heilemann.

Events The most anticipated cultural event this fall is the Oct. 21 reopening of the Amon Carter Museum, 3501 Camp Bowie Boulevard, in the Cultural District west of downtown; (817) 738-1933; www.cartermuseum.org.org

San Francisco has a history of anticipating cultural earthquakes, from the hippies of the 1960s to the greenies of the 1980s.

Many felt the tone of the album was millennial or futuristic, anticipating cultural and political trends.

Horse-farm country anticipated the cultural turn that the Kentucky Derby would take and saved the Kentucky horse industry in the process.

As in the Moroccan interview, two controllable situations of the original FMBS were exchanged for more housebound situations, because preliminary interviews suggested that the original situations could not be anticipated for cultural reasons.

Not only did they feel unprepared to carry out their clinical duties with limited technical equipment and referral opportunities, but most had not anticipated the cultural gap they experienced when joining their rural post.

In summary, for the Involvement sub-scale, there was appropriate distribution variation across sites as would be anticipated from cultural differences, with no indication of floor or ceiling effects.

As anticipated, cross-cultural adaptation and validation of the PCS for the South African context was complex because of the cultural and linguistic variability evident in various areas of this diverse country.

In this sense, his style served as a bellwether, anticipating a cultural landscape in which the narrator would be replaced by a movie camera.