Sentence examples for multicultural identity from inspiring English sources

Khonsari's multicultural identity is reflected in the game, with its Iranian subject matter and Western execution.

They also entail Latin American Modernist motifs, prompting thought about multicultural identity.

Many of the country's partners abroad are also following it as a test of the Germans' ability to come to terms with their modern multicultural identity.

Bomba Estéreo, from Colombia, merged various dance grooves — some electronic, some guitar-driven, often drawing on Afro-Colombian rhythms like champeta — with lyrics about a wide-open, multicultural identity.

The paradox is that a move by a conservative pope to ease the tender consciences of conservative-minded Anglicans will actually be a move toward the complete secularization of Britain, and an acceptance of its new multicultural identity.

Then there was the legendary Keep America Beautiful commercial, part of the anti-litter campaign in the 1970s, by which Americans came to love the "Crying Indian", a daring-at-the-time statement of embracing a multicultural identity.

Are they supposed to go from broad horizons and genuinely multicultural identities to narrowly defined ones?

Manga is probably Japan's most versatile form of narrative fiction, according to Dan Kanemitsu, a manga translator, covering everything from care for the elderly, multicultural identities and gender issues to poverty and even rural depopulation.

Is it the case that residents of countries with stronger multicultural identities are less likely to think that immigrants and their children are part of a reciprocity agreement with longstanding residents, or more likely to think that those of immigrant-origin choose welfare?

There are glimmers of a multicultural Malaysian identity among Mr. Anwar's supporters.

Aya Uekawa's arresting paintings of women with Asian features, deep tans and elaborate, Princess Leia hairstyles reflect this multicultural, nomadic identity.