Sentence examples for multicultural nature from inspiring English sources

We truly appreciate our multicultural nature, our fiddlers and our poets.

Their movement and understanding demonstrated the multicultural nature of modern sports.

They are the ones, alongside ballet, which give the UK the multicultural nature of which we are so proud.

Many other pagan religious sanctuaries surfaced, reflecting the multicultural nature of religious communities in the Roman provinces.

The SNP proudly asserts the multicultural nature of modern Scotland with its MSPs taking the parliamentary oath in Urdu, Gaelic, Italian and English.

In Italy, critics assert that the centers reflect policies that equate immigration with criminality, overlook the economic benefits that immigrants can bring and fail to take account of the increasingly multicultural nature of society.

Europe now needs to develop "deep security", anchoring those values and creating bonds between people who acknowledge and respect the multicultural and multifaith nature of society.

Mr. Marchionne said the changes "reflect the multicultural geographically diverse nature of our businesses" and would help to make the combined companies "an efficient, multinational competitor in a global automotive marketplace".

CAM use is deeply rooted and influenced by its multicultural and religious nature.

After a while, the multicultural lifestyle and inclusive nature of Berlin won her over.

The multicultural lifestyle and inclusive nature of the German capital has won Rana over, but of course she still thinks of the people she left behind: her mother, father, sister and brother-in-law and their two children.