Sentence examples for different cultural gap from inspiring English sources

In Mongolia you had a different cultural gap.

A different kind of cultural gap became apparent when Mr. Menchikov arrived to work on the movie.

The vast cultural gap between the Havasupai and the larger culture remains a vast cultural gap.

Robertson et al., (2004) in their critical appraisal of the literature on maternal and paternal depression revealed a number of methodological and knowledge gaps including the use of appropriate instruments assessing postnatal depression for use within different cultural groups [ 44].

But Grimes also wisely bridges the cultural gap with "Haraka, Haraka" ("Hurry, Hurry"), which shows how, in some ways, Tanzanian children are not so very different from their Western cousins: Haraka!

There are still gaps in our understanding of dignity, for example, in relation to different perspectives of people in different cultural groups, but enough is known to focus on operationalising respect for dignity in nursing practice.

Often they come from different cultural experiences".

A great cultural gap separates the elite from other Americans.

Now he tries to leap another cultural gap — managing Ye Olde Towne Team.

But for now the cultural gap is deep.

War has brought them together, but a cultural gap remains.