Sentence examples for multicultural frame from inspiring English sources
So, regardless of whether the idea of interpersonal relations and a shared sense of belonging together is already to be found in the multicultural frame, interculturalism highlights an important element.
The fence frames the dense multicultural fabric that is New York.
There is nothing abstract or contrived about her emphatic feminism, and when she frames the case against multicultural Britain as a moral duty to protect ethnic-minority women from oppression, for once this argument doesn't sound like xenophobia disguised as feminism, but rings true.
We will consider the role of the ethos and examine how it relates to the multicultural approach of Modood and the intercultural frame of Zapata-Barrero.
"The Map," Tan Dun's new concerto for the cellist Yo-Yo Ma and the Boston Symphony Orchestra, and the centerpiece of the orchestra's program on Monday evening at Carnegie Hall, is a journey into Mr. Tan's cultural past, framed in terms of his multicultural present.
If the ambition of multicultural and intercultural theories is to outline the normative and political frame of a just and fair society, we believe the role of the ethos needs to be taken seriously, as it might be essential for the realization of such a society.
So while the discipline of Sociology is often framed as a bastion of antiracist, socialist and multicultural advocates, who don their Che Guevara T-shirts underneath tweed jackets while tearing down the traditions of the status quo between office hours, faculty meetings and ethnographic data gathering, I sure haven't witnessed this Marxist utopia.
Food and Urban Agriculture emerges as being framed to target the needs of the low-income multicultural population, and at the same time of the upper and creative class.
Long-term visions and time frames were needed to develop and solidify fully functional interdisciplinary, multinational, multicultural partnerships.
So far, so multicultural.
