Sentence examples for corresponding cultural from inspiring English sources
Nowadays, the city is home to people of different cultures, with corresponding cultural institutions such as the Hungarian State Theatre, as well as the British Council and various other centres for the promotion of foreign cultures.
As will the corresponding cultural belief in the superiority of what's for sale.
Vocabulary differences between languages correlate obviously enough with cultural differences, but even here the interdependence of language and culture is not so strong that one can argue from the presence or absence of a corresponding cultural difference.
This philosophy has it that certain economic practices not only generate corresponding cultural practices, but that there is a pattern to economic development in which each economic order inexorably leads to its own demise and replacement by a different economic system.
Our research question inquired about differences in the preference for conflict strategy by situation and intimacy and the corresponding cultural differences.
There are three main languages in Switzerland, corresponding to cultural regions: German (about 70% of the population), French (about 25%) and Italian (about 5%).
In order to define their dietary habits, and the corresponding socio-cultural and gender- related differences, the consumption frequency of the main food groups has been measured.
Handel's treatment of the -ed endings in the Messiah is then analyzed with respect to its different source texts, different types of vocal and choral movements, as well as the corresponding socio-cultural context.
Edo culture, Cultural period of Japanese history corresponding to the Tokugawa period of governance (1603 1867).
The Totonac inhabit two types of environment high mesa, cool and rainy, and coastal lowland, hot and usually humid and there are corresponding differences in cultural patterns.
The sequence of instruction was to be adjusted to the psychological development of the individual, which was seen as corresponding to the cultural evolution of mankind in stages from primitive savagery to civilization.
