Sentence examples for opposing cultures from inspiring English sources

Pirandello himself was the product of two opposing cultures.

Of course, everything could go swimmingly a perfect meshing of opposing cultures and personalities.

Sandwiched between the Mycenaean world to the west and the Hittites to the east, it was the meeting point of two opposing cultures.

It was a confrontation between alien and opposing cultures possessing unequal powers, a conflict that has accompanied most cultures' migratory histories, from ancient times to our own.

Somehow, the farmer moderne motif — with pitchforks and wagon wheels bolted to the walls as art, turquoise gingham paint and contemporary rocking chairs — pulls the two opposing cultures neatly together.

Words, stories, tales — he's been at it since he was a child, growing up in Louisiana and rural Alabama and then Connecticut and New York — a citizen formed by a divided world and opposing cultures: in his native South there was segregation, and, up North, at least talk of assimilation.

Turner described the play, directed by Polly Teale, as "pure joy" hailing "the shock and humour of diametrically opposed cultures with the transformative power of art".

We focus on parents and non-coethnic peers, as they represent the two partially opposing socializing cultures to which second-generation Turks are exposed.

IFI16 depletion led to a significant reduction in T cell death after HIV-1 infection as opposed to cultures expressing a control hairpin.

However, the numbers are not comparable, since they were obtained in human skin microsomes as opposed to culture medium for the cells in culture.

In the current climate we need all the help we can get working out how to prevent the further deterioration of relations between opposing groups and cultures.