Sentence examples for remarkable cultural from inspiring English sources

Pros Scenic beauty, abundant wildlife, remarkable cultural resources and being near both Savannah and Charleston and their own rich cultures make Beaufort a tough spot to beat.

It was built by Britons at a time of remarkable cultural interconnectedness.

We are seeing a remarkable cultural renaissance in the tribal communities.

But at this point, any series about teenagers that imagines a world without vampires feels like remarkable cultural progress.

"It is one more example of our city's commitment to strengthening our remarkable cultural community across the five boroughs".

The French popularization of photography through posters and postcards was one of the most remarkable cultural events of the late 20th century.

But whereas most Lithuanian-Americans are solid, Catholic, patriotic types, Mr Adamkus has been a pillar of a remarkable émigré cultural group, Santara-sviesa, which united exiled liberal intellectuals but was viewed by most émigré Lithuanians as a bunch of godless pinkos.

The methodology of the study comprises a reviewed, identification and assessment based on (a) aged trees that near and over 100 years; (b) huge trees according to DBH and (c) general superlative qualities, remarkable historical, cultural and other special features.

However, many symptoms, such as coughing, sore throat, mild fever, etc. are difficult to label and remarkable cross-cultural variations have been found [ 24, 39].

Cognitive function was assessed using the TYM [ 26], a simple 10-task self-assessment cognitive screening instrument which has sound psychometric properties [ 26, 27], remarkable cross-cultural validity [ 28– 30], and good concurrent validity with established tests [ 26, 31, 32].

The remarkable fidelity of cultural transmission tells us something more – that our shared cultural knowledge has played a vital role in promoting our survival and prosperity.