Sentence examples for culture learning from inspiring English sources

It includes top-level commitment, reporting culture, learning, awareness, preparedness, and flexibility.

This book is a must for anyone interested in youth culture, learning, and new media.

He was deeply interested in the Afghan people and their culture, learning the poetry of Rahman Baba and reciting it at a poetry reading in Zabul.

In conjunction with the Internet as a learning resource, the aspect of culture learning for engineering students is touched upon briefly.

Ms. Khedairy spent a lifetime admiring Western culture, learning its English, conjugating its French verbs, all the while trying to sustain her native culture in an Iraq under the iron fist of Saddam Hussein.

And these are teenagers who might have been out of school for two to four years, emotionally, physically affected, learning a new language, learning a new culture, learning to live back with their family after a long absence".

"Children in our culture learn manners at the dining table, and not manners only," she writes.

I'd had to adjust to a new culture, learn how to speak a new language.

I want to build a bridge, to get into their territory; understand the culture, learn the language.

Chinese, on the other hand, tended to use phrases common in their culture: learn assiduously, study as if thirsting or hungering, be diligent in one's learning.

In Boston she joined the running culture, learned how to win snowball fights, and got into chemistry.