Sentence examples for of cultural affinity from inspiring English sources
One speaks of cultural affinity, not race.
"As well as being an absolutely first rate lawyer, you need a sort of cultural affinity.
Many individual investors agree, citing vague impressions of cultural affinity in explaining their optimism in Asian emerging markets.
Rubems Cesar Fernandes, Viva Rio's director, drew some of the parallels between its disarmament campaigns and reintegration projects in both places and stressed the importance of cultural affinity in expanding the space for sustainable peace.
The very existence of the camps is embarrassing, as it smacks awkwardly of segregation, the kind that was supposed to have ended.Yet many people still choose to live there; the camps offer them a form of cultural affinity.
But then, lest white people see Gambino's emo-ness as a sign of cultural affinity, he slyly embraced rap's braggadocio: Yeah, motherfucker, take your phone out to record this Ain't nobody can ignore this I'm more or less a moral-less individual . . .
His systematic treatise on processes of diffusion, Methode der Ethnologie (1911; "Method of Ethnology"), offered guidelines for the study of cultural affinities and became the foundation of the culture-historical approach to ethnology.
The Chinese version merely speaks of cultural affinities with Malaysians and speculates about the possible exploration of the island by Chinese as far back as the third century.
There are some regional linguistic and cultural differences among the ethnic Estonians; notably, the Seto people in southeastern Estonia speak a distinct dialect of Estonian and are part of an Eastern Orthodox religious tradition, while the islanders of the Muhu archipelago in the west also have their own dialect and share a number of cultural affinities with the people of Scandinavia.
It was mainly because of that cultural affinity.
It is precisely the Latin American enterprises that are poised to take advantage of these opportunities because of geographic proximity, linguistic and cultural affinity, and in-depth knowledge of business practices.
