Sentence examples for cultures learning from inspiring English sources

The Everyday series are "people from many cultures learning from many cultures", rather than the Western world learning about other places.

She had an appreciation and fascination with foreign cultures, learning the languages and customs of each country.

Reality television provides all sorts of pretexts for traveling to exotic places and gawking at quaint (but wise) local cultures: learning to cook, winning a race, saving wildlife, detailing cars, drinking beer.

First of all, there are different cultures learning from each other.

Different groups develop different cultures, learning to obtain and eat different foods.

Changing countries and cultures, learning new rules and languages is a constant stimulation.

All cultures learned from each other throughout their histories.

A mixing of signals between what we in western cultures learn are the five basic senses of taste, touch, sight, hearing, smell.

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.

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".

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.