Sentence examples for confusing culture from inspiring English sources

There's something sweet and simple and safe about being able to say, in such a confusing culture, "The best way to Be A True Woman is to embrace fertility and let it define you".

The uptight British graduate of Oxford, the gay but virginal American Southerner, and the hostile and sarcastic Canadian woman reveal small epiphanies that have affected their ways of dealing with loss, isolation and death, epiphanies that have their origins in the confusing culture in which they find themselves.

Sadly, though, human history shows that we tend to confuse culture and race.

Recently, I had the opportunity to test that knowledge first hand training and consulting within one of the largest multinationals in the world, realizing that even at the highest level of management, people still confuse culture with ill will or an IQ level that would not allow employees from a certain culture to perform within the Western parameters.

"It is interesting because people sometimes confuse cultures with Islam.

Christmas has always been a happily mixed-up holiday for mixed-up people and confused cultures.

I think maybe you are confusing popular culture with culture.

People confuse Afghan culture with the Taliban, when in fact the people of Afghanistan hate the Taliban.

"He is somewhat confused about culture, because he was brought up in another country," Brown said, and Bryant responded by tweeting, "A 'Global' African American is an inferior shade to 'American' African Americans?? #hmm.

A few months ago, even before the Trayvon Martin flap, the retired running back Jim Brown appeared on Hall's show and argued that Bryant was, in effect, not a true African-American: "He is somewhat confused about culture because he was brought up in another country".

"I felt like my parents were confusing religion and culture," she said.