Sentence examples for touch culture from inspiring English sources

If you have people in your organization who touch culture, you have to reward them for bringing that into the workplace.

I also hoped to get a great practice of my English, have lots of fun and learn about or at least "touch" cultures of many countries.

The French have a lingering ambivalence about disruptive technology, especially if it touches culture or threatens home-grown incumbents.

I think she's definitely more Polish than English She is in touch with Polish culture and the Polish system of beliefs and everything.

M.'s brother detects a new interest in politics and history: I think she's definitely more Polish than English She is in touch with Polish culture and the Polish system of beliefs and everything.

They will be staying at the home of an Afghan family in Los Angeles, to minimize what might be the slightest touch of culture shock during their trip.

Paris, London and Rome aren't the only spots for tourism with a touch of culture.

Sitting in comfy leather chairs in the Physical Sciences Complex at the University of Maryland (UMD) in College Park, the two founders are experiencing a touch of culture clash.

ways Hillary Clinton is like my abuela: She is apparently very much out of touch with culture.

A touch of culture in an otherwise miserable and overcrowded urban dystopia?

El Valle's energetic marching band rehearsed in the evenings, adding a touch of culture and pep to the sleepy town ambiance.