Sentence examples for multicultural sensitivity from inspiring English sources

It tweaks stereotypes even as it spoofs multicultural sensitivity.

And, indeed, the fifth-grade textbook is a model of multicultural sensitivity.

In place of music, Andrew Tennant's adaptation of Anna Leonowens's diaries relies on grand settings and a multicultural sensitivity that splits the pair on political and cultural issues.

Would we have conjured up anything like the "9/11 Peace Story Quilt," now at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, with children's drawings and words emphasizing the need for multicultural sensitivity?

Mr Afzal estimates that there are 10,000 forced marriages in Britain every year, and said a measure of multicultural sensitivity was likely part of the problem.

British multicultural sensitivities being what they are, you sensed the anxiety of the other guests and the audience about where the story might lead.

The newly merged school had to carefully navigate various multicultural sensitivities: boys and girls play sport separately, there is a modest uniform code, and assemblies draw from a number of religious traditions.

By the time Arlene's daughter, Rebecca Kaufman '11, applied to Princeton, the campus's multicultural offerings, and sensitivities, had blossomed.

But while there have been widespread efforts over the past generation to promote and celebrate ethnic and racial diversity — everything from "Sesame Street" to multicultural studies to work force sensitivity training — the one topic that has often been kept off the table is faith.

While Dr. de Laguna's work drew praise from many of the Alaskan Natives whose traditions she explored, she had limited patience with the sensitivities of the multicultural era.

For example, when a U.S. company promoted someone to head its product and content development unit in India, it assessed what skills would enable him to succeed: cultural sensitivity, an ability to build multicultural teams, a flexible communication style, and a high tolerance for uncertainty.