Sentence examples for cultural breadth from inspiring English sources
Track B, Languages, Civilization, and Culture (breadth), provides students the opportunity to study the Near East in its historical and cultural breadth, and to explore its rich and long-lived civilizations and cultures.
Its weekend concert is part of a series of events to showcase the cultural breadth of the city.
Will one international move impart the cultural breadth and sensitivity a manager needs to lead a global firm?
Oppenheimer isn't an easy biographical subject: the complexity, the contradictions, and the cultural breadth provoke interest in the man, while for the biographer they constitute massive practical problems.
His longtime friend, the former journalist Christopher Roper, told me, "It is impossible to think of a Latin-American head of state over the past hundred years with the intellectual distinction, independence of mind, and cultural breadth of P.P.K".
It is supposed to aspire to a level of intellectual and cultural breadth exceptional in America and suitable for a favored elite of true "gentlemen" (and, since going co-ed, "gentlewomen" in the best sense).
Paradoxically, captivity freed Mr. Mu to create a highly original art of cultural and psychological breadth.
As the creative mastermind at Nintendo for almost three decades, Mr. Miyamoto has unleashed mass entertainment with a global breadth, cultural endurance and financial success unsurpassed since Disney's fabled career.
Anthropology 3AC, Intro to Cultural Anthropology, fulfills campus breadth requirements, the American Cultures requirement, and lower-division prerequisites for several majors.
The cultural depth and political breadth of people making that call cannot be ignored.
