Sentence examples for multicultural pluralistic from inspiring English sources

If one proceeds down this lane, futures research in all its dimensions may be a better candidate for creating grand visions for multicultural, pluralistic and complex societies like the European ones than forecasts and prognoses [30].

Traditionally, manners have been used to distinguish the well-bred from the lower classes and, in a multicultural, pluralistic, democratic society, there's danger in labeling one behavior better than another, or so the argument goes.

For him, the parallels between the Trump campaign and the alt-right are "the most important pushback against having a multicultural and pluralistic society since the 1920s Klan".

There are already clear signs that drama is more alert to the ethnic diversity of our pluralistic, multicultural society.

The court's decision is an important one for our democratic and increasingly multicultural and religious pluralistic society.

The big problem for outdoor art is the absence of any consensus of values in our pluralistic, multicultural society.

As Will Wilkinson, the policy analyst and blogger, pointed out during the speech, "The point of Trump's lies is to create a widespread sense that an open, pluralistic, multicultural society is dangerous".

Mobility within the Pacific Islands region created pluralistic, multicultural, transnational societies that benefited much from the mixing of people.

And Britain can only become a genuinely pluralistic and multicultural society by providing the Muslim community with enough space to express itself the way it chooses.

This assumption has long been recognized as problematic, but in pluralistic and multicultural settings it becomes entirely untenable: one may plausibly claim to take an impartial moral point of view only by engaging in real discourse with all those affected by the issue in question.

Norway is becoming an increasingly pluralistic and multicultural society [ 48].