Sentence examples for culturally in from inspiring English sources
Homosexuality does not belong to our culture, it's not accepted culturally in our society and I don't think it's important for our society to legalise it.
We need to change that culturally in the Army".
Is the department culturally in line with the city's liberalism?
Volkswagen was heavily invested, both financially and culturally, in producing a clean-diesel engine.
"Culturally, in this country real estate auctions connote sheriff-on-the-porch distress sales.
Entrepreneurs can face an uphill battle legally, and not just culturally, in many countries.
President Obama continues to be the most culturally in-tune President in modern American history.
Perhaps if schools permitted their teachers to teach something other than the "required classics" from the "canon," we might begin to scratch the surface of what it would look like to foster a culturally in-sync learning environment.
That interest manifested itself cross-culturally in unique expressions of literature, poetry, dance, film, theatre, and music.
The book, about a young woman's arranged marriage and political awakening, was partly inspired by Samina's real-life experience growing up bi-culturally in Hyderabad, India and St . Paul, Minnesota
Differences cross-culturally in managing ethical and privacy concerns must be taken into account.
