Sentence examples for exercise cultural from inspiring English sources

For instance, Orlando draws international buyers so agents must exercise cultural awareness.

Democracy with free elections may deliver a parliamentary majority constituting a government uniquely composed of one of these cultural groups, opening the door to exercise cultural imperialism, or even worse to oppress the minorities.

Any such exercise in cultural interpretation risks striking some readers as an exercise in over-interpretation.

The last six months, in particular, have seen the library engaged in an exercise of cultural immiseration.

Protecting Chinatown isn't just an exercise in "cultural preservation"; it's a civil rights struggle.

Born in the United States but raised partly in Mexico, Mr. Richardson's early life was an extended exercise in cultural exchange.

His effort at an ethnically authentic pronunciation of Lalawethika, a Shawnee leader, is alone an exercise in cultural amends.

But an innovative exercise in cultural diplomacy might, just, make a small dent in the wall of prejudice.

How they duped the North Korean government into participating in this bogus exercise in cultural exchange boggles the imagination.

For over 200 years, normal Americans have longed to exercise their cultural independence and free themselves from the tyranny of the elitists.

It came with taro French fries, and as an exercise in cultural transgression, it deserved to sit on the table right next to the $27 foie gras guy.