Sentence examples for good cultural knowledge from inspiring English sources

For this reason, a Community Operations person covering Spain cannot simply get away with speaking fluent Spanish – they must also have a good cultural knowledge of the country.

Just cultural knowledge.

The informant consensus of plants named in this study was relatively high (close to 1) and indicates good homogeneity of cultural knowledge on the use of plants in the treatment of gastrointestinal parasitic disease suggesting that knowledge is shared between communities.

My current understanding of the role of culture and cultural workers in immigrant rights and other social movements has its roots in Latin America, the source of most human and butterfly migration to the U.S. It was in El Salvador -- the tropical, forested land of my parents -- that, after graduating college, I first came to know the Tree of the (Cultural) Knowledge of Good and Evil.

Besides — as many studies have shown — cultural knowledge turns out to be good for your career.

We should be widening our cultural knowledge, not shrinking it".

Passing the Bath Rugby club, Gillian Clarke draws on her vast cultural knowledge to tell us that the team's song includes the advice: "Always piss on the Welsh side of the bridge" and Carol Ann, in good voice, provides the tune.

Yet cultural knowledge can in some cases be rediscovered.

That kind of cultural knowledge has a value beyond the number on a salary-slip.

The cultural knowledge was something which wasn't appreciated until recent decades, says Garde.

Even now, she is constantly discovering gaps in her cultural knowledge.