Sentence examples for intense cultural from inspiring English sources

Avoid the over-priced hotel hammams and head for the local bath houses, which are better value and come with a side order of intense cultural immersion.

As in the hallowed byways of Monaco, Manama has a dense and thriving urban life, one enriched by intense cultural exchange.

Through tomorrow In the late 1980's, during a period of intense cultural experimentation in China, Wang Du was a member of the Southern Artists Salon, a collective that produced, among other things, abstract theatrical installations with tableau vivant components.

But the innate human desire to make ourselves look cleverer than we are, combined with an overabundance of consumer choice and the intense cultural bombardment of the digital age, means we increasingly lack both the time and willpower to engage with anything longer than 140 characters or more demanding than Granta or Grazia.

That perspective represents not just an intense cultural tie to guns, but a typically conservative view of humanity: people (other than me) are fundamentally bad and our time on Earth is in preparation for the afterlife, so why worry about making it better?

Intense cultural clashes emerged within the race, as Southern, rural migrants — the proverbial children of Uncle Tom — flooded north, and as black people, spurred on by a variety of warring political organizations, became ever more vocal about ending Jim Crow segregation.

It's hard work communicating carefully in a time of intense cultural-political-religious identity and boundary defining controversy!

Tracking how long a signature lasts, and how intense a cultural watermark is, presents a serious critical challenge.

In recent weeks, the burkini, a previously obscure garment of interest only to a subset of Muslim women, has become the object of intense legal, cultural, and philosophical debate in France and, by way of social media, around the world.

When you read this many stories in a row, from people all over the world, it really becomes clear how intense the cultural messaging is that keeps people quiet.

Yet where most spies are sociopathic, Pilgrim is capable of both loyalty and an intense cross-cultural empathy, which gives him the edge over his colleagues.