Sentence examples for cultural lessons from inspiring English sources

Also contains a small English-Greek/Greek-English dictionary and various cultural lessons.

For the troops, many of whom have never left their home states, the cultural lessons received high marks.

"We've been playing the role of educating people about Africa as a whole, geography lessons, cultural lessons, anthropology lessons, the whole gamut," Ms. Bellamy said.

Yet it wasn't hard to argue that cultural lessons had taken permanent hold within these subjects long before their emergence as females could have altered the culture's influence.

This evening, Buraka's seven-strong crew of DJs, percussionists, MCs and dancers give one of the highest-octane cultural lessons imaginable.

Here he learned certain harsh cultural lessons as the new and mercurial head of the century-old literary publishing house of Henry Holt & Company.

"That was a little cultural lesson.

Whatever cultural lesson Mr. Chamoiseau wants to impart is too well embedded in a funny, earthy, verbally luxuriant narrative to come across as a lesson in post-colonial politics.

As the room tittered, the second reporter offered Trump a quick cultural lesson and quipped, "We have a lot of blonde women in Finland," before moving briskly along to her question, about the role Finland is playing in the much-watched and hyper-scrutinized relationship between the United States and Russia.

There is no moral nuance at play in any of the first-person military shooters on the market today, no greater cultural lesson to be learned — there is only the opportunity to use a cool-looking machine gun to take the head off a bad-looking dude, in a beautiful-looking environment.

Not a great marital conversation, but cultural lesson learned.