Sentence examples for such a multicultural from inspiring English sources

"We live in such a multicultural country," she said.

And bringing a theological system to such a multicultural country is…." "…a big joke," said Ahmed.

Maximizing performance in such a multicultural work environment means learning to listen.

It helped me tell stories from what I saw around me. Being from Toronto, which is such a multicultural place, you put all those ethnicities into a melting pot, so the music is a melting pot, too.

Dubai welcomed expatriates from Jersey to Japan, Ethiopia to Estonia — but turned a blind eye to the ills that such a multicultural, transitory mix can spawn, at least until that rootless diversity threatened to become the emirate's defining trait.

It was to describe just such a multicultural and commercial conglomeration that J.S. Furnivall, a British colonial servant in Burma, coined the term "plural society" 60 years ago.After the generals took over in 1962, Myanmar turned its back on pluralism, and much else.

When "virtual" is added to such "multicultural teams," it usually signifies that the members of such a "virtual, multicultural team" may not have the advantage of face-to-face interaction and communication.

That such a mixed, multicultural neighbourhood, in one of northern England's most prosperous cities, should have produced such murderers is still a shock to local people.But the bombings should have been more than shocking: they were supposed to have been a wake-up call.

But only in New York, fittingly, has street food reached such a pitch of multicultural diversity.

And as you'd expect of such a well-meaning multicultural bunch, they speak the international lingo of cultivated jazz-fusion, all elegance, mellowness and consideration.

"I don't think there is such a thing as multicultural Britain," said a "diversity and community expert" in Make Bradford British.