Sentence examples for cultures globally from inspiring English sources

Deana Lawson's photographs are inspired by the materiality and expression of black cultures globally.

Swaddling has been widely used in many cultures globally.

"Spain has a clear commitment to fostering cross-cultural relations with the aim of developing, supporting and highlighting projects that promote understanding and reconciliation among cultures globally.

Rather than arising independently in diverse cultures globally [ 7], the practice more logically arose prior to the migration of Homo sapiens out of Africa [ 8].

I find it difficult to say that one culture, globally considered, is worse than another.

"The structure and mentality of design is changing very, very fast," he said, "because design is now very linked with music, with fashion and with everyday culture, globally".

In a statement, Google played down talk of an ultimatum, saying Mr. Schmidt had "been to France many times to meet government officials and discuss how the Internet can help create jobs as well as export French culture globally".

On Thursday the museum announced that it would present "Spectacle: The Music Video," which will open April 3 and celebrate the form for its "place at the forefront of creative technology, its role in pushing the boundaries of innovative production, its important role as an experimental sandbox for filmmakers and its lasting effects on popular culture globally," the museum said in a news release.

What is coming next and how will it affect work culture globally?

Troy Carter is the Founder, Chairman and CEO of Atom Factory, an entertainment management company defining popular culture globally.

As modern fine dining culture, globally, pushes forward the culinary arts while paying homage to history and culture of the past, it is exciting for us to contribute specific backgrounds and culture to share and develop the future of dining.