"multicultural landscape" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to an environment or setting that is diverse and includes people from various cultural backgrounds and identities. Example: "The city's multicultural landscape was evident in its bustling markets, where vendors from different cultures sold their goods and aromas from various cuisines filled the air."
I think both the architecture and urban landscape of India has to necessarily be one of pluralism because India is a multiethnic, multicultural landscape and I think architecture and cities are the physical expression of those aspirations.
I hadn't thought of Ervine as a tool of self-examination at first; more as a tool to examine the nuances of the multicultural landscape this society seems so fond of extolling while it blatantly practises institutionalised racism.
I believe that a complex, multicultural landscape filled with transnational challenges from terrorism to global warming is completely unmanageable by a single authority, whether the United States or the United Nations.
The television industry is dominated by London liberal elites who sneer at the "little England" majority outside the capital and who think it's "cool" to portray a happy multicultural landscape, which exists to some degree in only a few of the largest cities. BRIAN PETTY Washington.
But from the multicultural landscape of protesters, it is clear that the racist is the "minority" -- finally.
The fact is, television -- by which we now mean: serialized storytelling on a video delivery system unaccompanied by popcorn sales -- has, at its highest levels, been quietly developing into a multicultural landscape to rival the one on Sesame Street.
But we should be cautious about extrapolating this to the vastly different, multicultural Australian landscape.
These differences among crops were significant, hence, modeling approaches need to consider the heterogeneity in ecosystem CO2 exchange associated with these multicultural agriculture landscapes.
There's an inner spirituality about Gao's music that, to my mind, evokes images of New Zealand, with its vast and varied landscapes, multicultural peoples and their understanding and acceptance of each other.
Into our landscape of multicultural chick lit, blogger novelists, tipping points, blinks, bling, fashionistas and reality television without end comes a remarkable novel for those whose trendiness is in decline.
From a surreal grey felt fireplace by Australian artist Timothy Paul Myers, to Jeila Gueramian's rainbow blanket-fort-on-acid, Sew What? weaves and braids environmental responsibility, recycling, the historicity of found objects and multicultural tradition into a gorgeous, squishy landscape.
