Sentence examples for culturally active from inspiring English sources
Fort Greene had, in fact, become the perfect setting for a cultural district -- multiethnic, historically rooted, culturally active and full of weird incongruities, the coffee bar abutting the West Indian jerk joint.
Los Angeles and other California cities also have significant gay and lesbian populations that are politically and culturally active.
Most politicians find it difficult to "come out" about their love of and belief in the arts, despite living in one of the most culturally active nations in the world.
New affluent workers - a young class group which is socially and culturally active, with middling levels of economic capital.
The major ports in Guangdong, Fujian and Zhejiang constitute one of the most commercially and culturally active regions in Asia-Pacific and serve as an important social hub of the South China Sea Rim.
"We want to show the world that young people in Mosul and Iraq are culturally active.
The centers, run by local women, provide an expanded range of experience for these children, encouraging culturally-appropriate active learning and helping them develop skills that will enable them to make good use of whatever learning opportunities are offered in school and elsewhere.
The app also gives information about museum exhibitions and art galleries which enables Helsinki's visually impaired residents to lead a culturally rich and active life.
The daughter of renowned physicist Vikram Sarabhai and dancer and choreographer Mrinalini Sarabhai, she was brought up in a culturally and intellectually active family.
Perazza worked for Olivetti in the 1980s, and remembers Ivrea as "a very varied world, very alive, very active culturally" – with his colleagues "coming from all over Italy, but also from all over the world".
Mr. Wolfe's successor (who, most say, must be American) should also be something of a community leader, as well as a programmer with a culturally broad and politically active sensibility.
