Sentence examples for both cultures and from inspiring English sources

I've learned to assimilate in both cultures and to distinguish which parts of me should be Korean and which American.

The father was familiar with both cultures, and though he lived as an Indian he sent his children to a Presbyterian mission school to provide them with an English-language education.

The songs, new and old, came from both cultures, and often merged them; "Bensema," by Kassé Mady Diabaté, placed his billowing griot-style vocals over a Cuban changüi rhythm.

Late one afternoon Sal -- a genial, sandy-haired cowboy in his 20's, Mexican by birth but brought up in the United States, equally at ease in both cultures, and probably most at home on a horse -- led me on a five-mile hike farther up the road, then up through steep switchback paths of dense underbrush.

She grimaces as her skin burns, and then their eyes meet across the great expanse of space and time that separates both cultures, and then they kiss … or they would have if the queen alien hadn't eviscerated the woman's new friend with the pointy end of her tail.

You need to have a couple of transition layers: A head of region that understands very well the core culture of the company but has already lived in the region and can adapt and accommodate both cultures, and then right below, a layer of Asian executives who have worked in a Westernized model and understand both sides.

I am clear: both culture and deprivation matter.

Let the garden and the cafe work together to celebrate both culture and ecology.

It's an amazingly complex place, in terms of both culture and landscape.

Both culture and counterculture have long conspired to tolerate, if not endorse, hearty drinking.

Both culture and expectation weigh heavy on a city's smellscape.