Sentence examples for cultures form from inspiring English sources

China is multi-ethnic with a rich, harmonious cultural tradition, and its ethnic cultures form a complex of entities infiltrating each other through pluralistic combination, coexistence of diversity, and multipolar interaction.

The mental maps people in different cultures form are infinitely complex and poorly understood even by those who hold them.

But when he argues that "the increasing distrust between different cultures" form the barrier to "an enduring and collective security" he's on shaky ground.

Communities and cultures form around games in a way that's important to the overall culture, and will only increasingly do so.

If, as the British Museum subtitle has it, indigenous cultures form an "enduring civilisation," then are they the proper guardians of their own heritage?

Such common sense first principles are intended to be more than merely generalizations about how humans across cultures form beliefs. Reid intends these general principles to provide evidence for particular beliefs.

This impossible but successful marriage of two different cultures formed Pirandello's artistic soul.

When Arab Muslims arrived in Morocco, Jews had already been living there for centuries, and the two cultures formed a cooperative and uneasy bond.

They suggest that government policies to implement a broader range of adaptation measures might be hampered by institutional cultures formed when structural, engineered approaches were the norm.

Nontransformed IAR-2 cells in sparse cultures formed islands.

When primary tumor cell cultures formed nearly confluent monolayers, they were frozen and stored in liquid nitrogen for further use.