Sentence examples for cultures that has from inspiring English sources

Indonesia has a large melange of cultures that has proven to be a hothouse for artists.

It is this ability to bridge languages and cultures that has long given Mr. Fuentes a vantage point.

Security analysts said the lesser role for Humana officials could mean less of the clash of cultures that has hampered many deals.

The doubts reflected a fundamental and still unresolved clash of corporate cultures that has haunted Knight Ridder, based in San Jose, Calif., since two very different companies merged nearly 27 years ago.

He was the real thing, a complete original, a man who achieved in his music a harmonious blending of black and white cultures that has unhappily escaped us in more practical terms elsewhere.

Only 60 years ago, Jackie Robinson broke through a glass ceiling for African-American ballplayers, but since then there's been a quiet inflow of many other cultures that has also changed the game dramatically.

With Islam, this has worse implications than for other cultures that have had rises and falls.

However this phenomenon only was observed in cultures that had reached a critical age and/or size.

Since ancient times their shadows have fallen on the profusion of cultures that have enriched Lebanon.

It seems to occur across cultures that have different timetables for teaching social rules.

"You're looking at cultures that have had rich contemporary art practices.