Sentence examples for some cultures which from inspiring English sources

Some uninformed critics even appear to confuse it with the horrendous practice of female circumcision, and the removal of the clitoris in some cultures, which is now largely banned.

And here's something I hadn't noticed while looking at the sculpture in Brooklyn: the figure's thumb is tucked between her fingers to make a figa, a mildly obscene gesture in some cultures which might signal that Sugar Baby is DTF.

Sociocultural influences are reflected, for example, in attitudes to feasting in some cultures which may have been suitable in historical times but are contraindicated with the imposition of a western culture and diets.

Participants' categorization was based on age and gender because of paternalism that are prevalent in some Nigeria cultures which might prevent women and young persons from freely expressing their opinions in a mixed group.

Some cheese recipes call for thermophilic bacteria cultures, which prefer warmer temperatures.

It signalled a fusion of two cultures – which is how most of us lived our lives.

They are surrounded by their own cultures, which are worthy of academic historical study.

"Our music has always been influenced by other cultures, which keeps it new".

There are also negative cultures which hold girls back in Kenya.

He sees a homogenization of cultures, which he ascribes to the rise of digital technology.

But the grand Mesoamerican cultures, which stretched from Mexico southward, seemed to end in Honduras.