Sentence examples for cultures of origin from inspiring English sources
Their parents' identities were rooted in their cultures of origin.
Drawn from the collection of the Seattle museum, "African Art, African Voices" presents about 150 works from western Africa and Kenya, dating from the 19th century to the present, and grouped roughly by cultures of origin.
A British identity has evolved that is open, plural and constantly in motion, thanks to the cross-fertilization between reclaimed cultures of origin and the British culture that now includes its new citizens.
PIAAC countries differ considerably regarding migrants' languages and cultures of origin.
Another area in which staff observed significant challenges is related to the structural disadvantage for women related to cultures of origin (16 comments).
The situation of lots of young men with an immigration background is characterised by difficulties at school, conflicts between the expectations of parents inspired by their cultures of origin and the expectations of our society.
The results indicated that the main predictors of ethnic identification (i.e., immigrants' identification with their culture of origin) were cultural distance, extent of friendship with Australians, the degree to which the immigrants were involved with their ethnic communities, and their ability to speak English.
Include a brief description of the item or action considered to bring luck, the country or culture of origin, and any other relevant information.
The Hispanic locutores of today — like immigrant radio hosts from the past — both strengthen the culture of origin and help to hasten assimilation.
While practicing their religion they can preserve certain features of their own culture of origin - in the form of richness, not dogmas - while integrating into British culture, which in turn becomes a new dimension of their own identity.
"Tongue twisters are something we all have from childhood," Ms. Muliarchyk said, adding that they often say a lot about their culture of origin.
