Sentence examples for cultures sense from inspiring English sources

With hauteur worthy of a Noh actor and a Mexican grandee, Mr. Morimura firmly links the two cultures' sense of pomp, surface and self-control.

Take these exaggerated expectations and add to them the stark contrast between the two cultures' sense of politeness, social graces and communication in general, and you just may have yourself a case of "Paris Syndrome".

I like their way of thinking, and the Italian and the Spanish, we are quite similar in the way of culture, sense of humor.

So how does this affect the space-time continuum, in a pop culture sense?

According to a Harvard Business Review study reporting the same attrition rates, the reasons vary from a "hostile" male culture, sense of isolation and lack of clear career path.

Kennedy was a frequently ironic figure, possessed of an engaged detachment that frequently read as cool -- and not just in the pop culture sense of the term -- an eye to the absurdities of life developed during his World War II experience and wide reading.

"Dad, are you always gonna write about, well, how can I say it, culture?" Sensing his pleasure at having successfully avoided using the b-word, I pressed for further clarification.

Different times and cultures made sense of the nightmare in their own ways, and wove these experiences into many rich folklore traditions.

It is also intellectually stimulating, and serves as an irreplaceable tool in appreciating other cultures, making sense of one's own culture, and understanding the world.

Informally speaking, we might suggest that our level of genre corresponds roughly to context of culture in his sense (culture as a system of genres in other words), our register perhaps to his context of situation.

Both Americans and natives of a United States commonwealth with its own culture and sense of nationhood, many Puerto Ricans have resisted acculturation.