The phrase "experience cultural" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing cultural experiences, but it needs additional words for proper structure.
Example: "I want to experience cultural diversity during my travels."
Alternatives: "experience culture" or "cultural experience."
English people experience cultural cringe against anything which separates Englishness from Britishness".
Guests visit Aboriginal communities, explore ancient cultural landscapes and mythological land formations and experience cultural ceremonies.
In the book, he confronted the scientific ideal of objectivity, arguing that personal experience, cultural tradition and prior understandings make unbiased interpretation of any perception of reality impossible.
The decreasing usability and accessibility of the landscape leads to a loss of historical experience, cultural knowledge and local identity; in short, the land is increasingly losing its value as a "homeland"." (Höchtl et al. 2005).
The phenomenon of acculturation happens when two or more cultural systems are continuously and directly in contact with and influence each other, causing one or both sides to experience cultural variations on a large scale.
"We believe Zac's commercial experience, cultural fit and passion for cricket give him the credentials to ensure that Sussex cricket continues to lead the way both on and off the pitch".
Élite brospeak is now experiencing cultural resonance beyond its claims of epic toast.
Throughout my life I have experienced cultural diversity and continue to travel between two worlds, the hollers and cities.
(In a sense America has recently experienced cultural dispossession on a national scale, and continues to do so).
What matters are historical experiences, cultural attitudes, child-rearing practices, family formation patterns, expectations about the future, work ethics and the quality of social bonds.
Childhood experiences, cultural attitudes, heredity, and gender are factors that contribute to the development of each individual's perception of and response to different types of pain.
