Sentence examples for culturally changed from inspiring English sources

That was a few years ago now, but nothing has culturally changed.

To do that we have to fix the Afghan security forces, we have to build their capacity and capability, and we have to absolutely culturally change the way they operate.

Culturally we changed ourselves too, developing new capacities needs and desires through culture and civilisation.

"The concept of race and how we view it culturally has changed," said Elizabeth M. Grieco, chief of the Census Bureau's immigration statistics staff, which analyzed 2007 data.

We need to find ways culturally to change the narrative around climate change.

The culturally desirable figure for woman in Western culture has changed over time.

Thirdly, we've changed culturally.

Mr. Khatibi, too, had changed: culturally, he was now much more French.

Culturally, football has changed little from the day at Stamford Bridge in 1999 when Robbie Fowler's notorious touchline gesture at Graeme Le Saux revealed what can follow for those who, in Le Saux's case, happen to read a broadsheet newspaper.

The world of pop culture has changed dramatically since then, becoming more fractured, atomised and less culturally important.

This unidirectional view was partly inherited from culturally imperialist times when cultural changes were understood as "the modification of a primitive culture by contact with an advanced culture" (American Heritage Dictionary, 1978, quoted by Escobar and Vega) [ 2].