Sentence examples for developing cultures of the world from inspiring English sources

An Australian restaurant promising to recapture the "stylish days" of the British empire's "developing cultures of the world" has been criticised amid claims it is romanticising colonial rule.

British Colonial Co, a bar and restaurant in Brisbane, marketed itself as "inspired by the stylish days of the empirical push into the developing cultures of the world, with the promise of adventure and modern refinement in a safari style setting".

"Stylist 'push' into the developing cultures?

The systems particularly suit developing countries of the world.

Infection rates vary among the developed and developing countries of the world.

They are often considered as the inspiration for mermaids, and people around the world developed cultures around dugong hunting.

He is also the foremost theorist of the Tijuana-San Diego border in terms of what happens when the urban culture of the developing world collides with that of the developed world.

If your story takes place on an alien world or even on an Earth very different than this one, you might want to put some thought into developing the culture of that people or world.

Widney envisioned Los Angeles "developing into the health capital of the world, a heliopolis of holistic health culture".

All cultures have developed explanations for the origin of the world and human beings.

Wall Street developed a "culture of irresponsibility," the president said.