Sentence examples for table culturally from inspiring English sources

From the 1900s to the present, in a short span of a hundred years, there have not been a lot of voices at the table, culturally, race, class, and it has been about a particular approach towards the use of land for the optimal, mass extraction of money and capital out of that land.

"Initially," he said in an interview, "Atlanta might not seem like the most obvious choice but we bring the most to the table economically, culturally and historically".

Intended, naïvely or not, as a celebration of a little-magazine world created largely by the children of immigrants, some of whom had, by 1967, risen triumphantly to a place at the national table — "Jews were culturally all the rage in America," as Podhoretz put it in the book — "Making It" marked a fissure that would never be healed.

This systematic process demonstrated that most of the broad procedures and techniques of both IPT and CBT were cross-culturally applicable (Table 3).

They get additional points for warmth, charm, intelligence and providing a number of highly – almost inappropriately – affectionate animals and a seductive and apparently inexhaustible supply of handmade food, served around a picturesque and culturally significant kitchen table.

For some physical function sub-items that refer to activities not commonly practiced by Bengali women, such as using a washer and dryer and vacuuming a rug, the committee added culturally appropriate equivalents (Table  1).

So I think when the tables are turned there is a culturally embedded response that is one of shock, or at least surprise".

Nine studies reported on culturally sensitive/culturally adapted psychological treatments (Table  1).

Many of our students are from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds (Table 1) and therefore may not reflect other medical student groups in Australia.

The reality is, the negotiation table is a minefield for women because of culturally-constructed gender roles.

"Invite them to the table and do it in a way that is culturally rewarding.