Sentence examples for many cultures from from inspiring English sources

"Tourism also keeps many cultures from going extinct," he said.

Mathematics is a knowledge system that has a rich history and many cultures from around the world have contributed to its development.

Blood has gone out of fashion as a cooking ingredient despite its widespread use in many cultures, from coq au vin and jugged hare to blood "tofu" in China.

There is a descriptive element in the music of many cultures, from the stylized sounds of falling rain and snow in Japanese samisen music to the vividly evoked plagues in George Frideric Handel's oratorio Israel in Egypt (1739) and the bird calls, battle sounds, and so forth appearing in European music (instrumental and vocal) for several centuries.

The cross has been adopted by many cultures from Armenia to Greece, Macedonia to the Celtic cross, and also forms the basis of swastica, adopted by many eastern cultures, is symbol of goodness in Hinduism, but of course has much more sinister overtones when it was taken up by the Nazis.

Many cultures from within the country and from surrounding regions have greatly influenced the cuisine.

The Everyday series are "people from many cultures learning from many cultures", rather than the Western world learning about other places.

"We were amazed and heartened to see this most emblematic of spaces in Mexico filled to overflowing with people from many cultures and from all walks of life," said film producer Paola Stefani, who organized the event.

This thoughtfully sequenced, alluringly sung collection includes 18 lullabies from nearly as many cultures, composed from 1500 to 2002 and taking in everything from complex art songs to simple but memorable settings of nonsense syllables.

It could have been cued by Cycladic sculpture, one of the many cultures, including African, from which Archipenko drew.

Italy, she said, is already a multicultural society, "a mix of many cultures and people from many different countries," she said.