Sentence examples for multicultural feel from inspiring English sources

Even so, the multicultural feel of the old port and the alleyways of Le Panier district are still decidedly atmospheric.

But people we spoke to believed it has also been a factor in preserving Leicester's multicultural feel and helped cement it as a firmly Labour city.

The city's Jewish mayor, Ilan Shochat, aspiring for it to become a hub of eastern Galilee, attracted some 1,500 Arabs to its colleges, restoring a multicultural feel to a city that for 60 years had been homogeneously Jewish.

The African-Americans and Latinos being paraded across the stage at the Republican Convention are intended to give a hip, multicultural feel -- and dispel the pervasive notion that the G.O.P. is largely a party of, by and for white Americans.

It also has a lot of very modern architecture which is very popular with sci-fi directors, and then you have districts like Kreuzberg which have a very multicultural feel," said Wolf. "Plus," he said, "it's still cheap to locate a film here.

"We wanted to move diverse programming beyond the standard multicultural feel-good kind of stuff to something with a bit more contemporary edge," Mr. Cho said.

Claire Sulmers, the editor of Fashion Bomb Daily, a site focusing on multicultural fashion, felt that many readers were left out by the trend.

But this country is now so much more multicultural that I feel less persecuted by Easter.

Maybe it's those adorable accents, the vibrant multicultural and metropolitan feel of the city or the lush greenery.

The upside is that the "Fast and Furious" franchise has become a multicultural showcase; O'Conner feels marginal by now, and some of his comrades openly mock his blue-eyed looks, and call him the prettiest blond in the room.

As a globalised, metropolitan writer living in such a multicultural environment, I felt that my version should be influenced by as many Ramayanas as possible, not only to reflect the environment in which it would be read, but also to illuminate the richness of the tale.