Sentence examples for multicultural that from inspiring English sources

But this country is now so much more multicultural that I feel less persecuted by Easter.

Greece is a culture full of Greeks, whereas England is so multicultural that it's losing its cultural traits.

A news release says that it is its artistic directors' "lifelong appreciation of the artistic and aesthetic appeal of the multicultural that forms the cornerstones of Complexions Contemporary Ballet's singular approach to reinventing dance".

Scoff if you will, but there's something communally soothing about being part of a multicultural throng that oohs and aahs in unison while adorable animals frolic.

London is celebrated as a multicultural city that supposedly defies the idea that people from different backgrounds can't get along in close quarters.

In a multicultural world, that is no longer the case.

The fence frames the dense multicultural fabric that is New York.

"A multilingual church in a multicultural community, that's where we live now.

"This neighborhood seems to be multicultural, but that does not mean people know about each other.

But it was the experience of living in a more multicultural society that changed her work.

There are acres of stories from a multicultural perspective that can be told in contemporary drama.