Sentence examples for culturally logical from inspiring English sources
Twice described as "a shadow" in the book, Rue is also a darker double of Katniss's sister, Prim, whose "light hair and blue eyes" make her the culturally logical candidate for a beautiful death.
After approaching the negotiations in a culturally sensitive spirit, and in what had seemed a very logical sequence, the U.S. team had nevertheless come to an impasse with the most attractive partner.
Carried to its logical conclusion, SB1070 will set the state back decades economically and culturally.
The proprietors of the Times have two choices: either shrink, which is not logical, or abandon their traditional constituency and purpose, and pursue a much more culturally diverse constituency — the African-Americans, the Hispanics.
The focus of logical and scientific' explanations were prominent across both ethnic groups but differed in culturally important ways.
Equal rights advocates said Friday that while the Midwest in general was culturally and politically different from the Northeast, Iowa shared New England's independent streak and so was a logical place to file another court challenge.
Second, it presents the constituent processes of evolution in a logical chronological sequence, a narrative storyline structure that appears to facilitate lesson retention cross-culturally (Mandel and Johnson 1984; Mandler et al. 1980; Trabasso and Stein 1981).
Culturally unsophisticated?
Culturally progressive or atavistic?
