Sentence examples for learning new cultures from inspiring English sources

His packaged PR speak about learning new cultures does not bear repeating here.

First year Tata Fellow reflects on "quite a journey" as she tackles design of low-income housing, learning new cultures and new concepts.

She lives for learning new cultures, surfing new waves and writing about the often uncharted places she visits.

Ready to step out of your comfort zone to make new friends and/or learn new cultures?

For Jesus Benaventa, 43, an immigrant from Venezuela who started coming to the center in August, it has been a place to learn new cultures and to develop relationships with people from all over the world.

Growing up, my father – an airline manager – was often sent on international postings; meaning every three years we would move to a new school in a new city and learn new cultures and languages.

All of us work hard on our projects, but at the same time we take time off to learn new culture and know the people here.

Everyone is learning new languages, cultures, jobs and food.

The transitional nature of these jobs means that these men are continuously learning new responsibilities, job cultures, and work politics.

I love learning new things about how cultures are defining themselves.

Alongwith my technical endeavours, I am interested in meeting up with new people, trying to understand different cultures, learning new languages, watching TED talks, reading novels, traveling and dancing.