Sentence examples for as a multicultural from inspiring English sources

We reinvented ourselves as a multicultural bilingual nation.

However, Australian society is widely accepted as a multicultural one.

In a speech last year, he described Britain as a "multicultural sh**hole".

The group's arrangements presented the city as a multicultural Mediterranean hub.

"There was a complete lack of anything reflective of the reality of London as a multicultural city.

As a multicultural city of many religions, doesn't New York stand as a contradiction to what you're advocating?

He said the Games had not only showcased London as a multicultural city but had helped enhance cohesion among communities.

"London's position as a multicultural city is one of the key reasons I want to stay here.

I'd prefer to describe the band which consists of David Satori, Tommy "Sidecar" Cappel and Zoe Jakes as a multicultural tornado; a twister of face-melting bass drops, electro banjos, violins, guitars, drums, and just about every other knick-knack and paddywhack thrown in. .

I would go as far as to describe what we must become as a 'multicultural' creative company as it applies to TV and digital worlds".

Given the diversity of (often contrasting) voices, it is fair to say that there is simply no such thing as 'a multicultural theory' that then could be affirmed, rejected or revised as a whole.