Sentence examples for cultural complexities from inspiring English sources

Cultural complexities are confounding and tastes are extraordinarily fluid.

Club football reflects the distinctive political and cultural complexities of European regions.

As for those cultural complexities, they turn on the difference between a museum and shop.

The answers underline economic realities and cultural complexities that go into making choices.

The first is a strange distribution of space, the second an inattention to the cultural complexities of the modern museum.

The fact that ʿAbd al-Raḥmān declared his independence from the ʿAbbāsids while he modeled his court after theirs illustrates the period's cultural complexities.

To better understand the promising but foreign playing field, Mr. Chan advises, when in China, think C-H-I-N-A: Culture: Understand China's cultural complexity.

In attempts to distinguish human from animal culture, some have emphasized imitation as a necessary prerequisite for cultural complexity, as it is the most faithful form of copying [44].

"Karkhana: A Contemporary Collaboration," at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, breathes some of this social and cultural complexity.

New studies also stress the colonies' cultural complexity, thanks to non-English immigration.

And beneath all that cultural complexity, all those remnants of invaders, who knows what mythic beings once moved?