Use "cultures" in a sentence

1. In this most affluent of cultures on this world, more than half the population cooks with the dead sticks that fall from the trees

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2. Europeans were one of the earliest cultures to formally recognize the importance of the ocean to their agricultural practices

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3. These folks also learned fast from other cultures, as they were able seaman and traveled around the world, and would see many wonderful things and this knowledge would return to their own lands, where it quickly would spread like fire upon the land

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4. Well, all Abrahamist cultures had exterminated any different civilizations

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5. ‘But I’m not really the best person to describe the differences between our cultures

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6. After an excruciatingly difficult fifteen minutes in which she tied herself in several knots, she gave up trying to explain stone technology only to get horribly bogged down virtually immediately in the various historical differences that had affected modern day cultures … comparative history had not been her strong point

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7. early on in a number of religious cultures, including

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8. Anxiety, avarice and violence are evident everywhere in our so-called technologically sophisticated cultures, but no one seems to think of the children

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9. It was all because those cultures had religions that couldn’t adapt to science

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10. If it hadn’t been for Alan’s universe and the fact that women were topless most of the time in many cultures on his world, such as where he lived, she probably wouldn’t have been able to do this at all

11. Harry reopened a text on the cultures of classical Greece and Rome and set to absorbing the nuances of ideals propounded by this or that philosopher, statesman or general whose insights filled the pages of the volume

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12. We know that many cultures believe in the deadly ‘evil eye’, an apparent ability to kill others with nothing more than a stare

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13. “The impact upon cultures of their own folklore, myths, and legends, actually

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14. It is cal ed ‘the beating heat of the Amazon’ with its rainforests and jungles, and is influenced by many cultures

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15. impact on their cultures because they were in tune with the

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16. heartbeat of God into the cultures they lived in

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17. The symbols on my skin would represent the many cultures witches descended from

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18. “Of course, I do understand your concern regarding the difference in cultures and the reservations you might have with this

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19. knowing that your Gorim guides on one leg of your tours would inevitably make that particular planet a side trip---Chéri is quite right that many cultures share these stories and some are prouder of their heritage than others---the Gorim and Seranim are two of those

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20. In Eastern cultures desire is said to be the

21. This study also included an in-vitro portion, which compared tissue cultures of cells exposed to various combinations of lutein and detrimental, low-density lipoprotein (LDL), which is known to promote atherosclerosis

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22. Water is required by all cultures, all people

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23. Both the Hebrew and Greek cultures made use of a numbering system that was incorporated in their alphabet

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24. Granted that the West has always absorbed ideas from other cultures

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25. „Ho, Ho, Western Culture"s got to go," whether he would have received the same reception at the University of Peking, shouting: „Ho, Ho, Eastern Culture"s got to go

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26. Certainly, his mother had never explained anything about the myriad of different cultures he may come across in life

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27. All the while he was pointing out the similarities not the differences in religions or cultures

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28. Being pregnant is no reason in law or otherwise to get married but it was not always like this and in some cultures that would be enough reason for a marriage

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29. It is often times, however, the result of self-destructive tendencies common to decaying cultures that have grown (morally) listless and (intellectually) indifferent to their (historic) traditions because of their (material) opulence, perhaps

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30. Such distinctions, until quite recently, where common among certain cultures (or groups) who, for centuries, acquired cultural and intellectual sustenance from homogenous gene pools

31. Your question on Saturday, how does an individual reconcile the Reincarnation of Jesus Christ with diverse Peoples and Cultures who knew or knew Him not, far exceeds my capacity to explain although I would like to give it a try

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32. Nevertheless, it was the Word, the Holy Spirit, if you will, that, preceding the coming of Christ, inspired ―Christian‖ Attitudes, on some level at least, among the more ―civilized‖ cultures

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33. Christ was the fulfillment of God‘s promise or Word, first to the Jew (who rejected Him) followed by the Gentile through Paul‘s ministry and afterwards to all Peoples and Cultures through the efforts of His Universal Ministry

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34. In oriental cultures an engineer was held in higher esteem than the physician

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35. The term ―useful idiot‖ is no longer the exception however the rule among left-wing zealots at home and abroad whose uniform style of pacifism, internalized by guilt feelings, must inevitably encourage Islamic underachievers and malcontents who, given a ―proper‖ forum, would gladly lay their collective failings on the doorstep of Progressive (Western) Cultures

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36. Although laws are not in every respect universally binding, many generally underscore the nature of time-honored (moral) precepts; that is to say, eternal truths and timeless values transcending the limits of parochial custom(s) and tradition(s); whose eternal precedence have been intuitively understood by a (variety) of people among a (variety) of cultures across the course of History

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37. The hard Left‘s calculated undermining of liberal values and common sense for its own political reasons, reinforced by its own self-loathing, has generated a leery perception of (supposed) Western arrogance and intolerance for other cultures that felicitously plays into the hands of our nation‘s mortal enemies

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38. Primitive Cultures possessed an inchoate awareness of its superior (natural) standing vis-à-vis the Beast although such impressions were comparatively intuitive rather than properly informed by ‖reason

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39. However imperfectly formed in their thinking, primitives were guided by a transcendent moral authority that, however unclear, informed their respective culture(s)

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40. Ethnic neighborhoods have historically generated a systematic inflow/outflow of diverse cultures that settled into self-contained communities that remained self-sufficient through its schools, churches, community and political organizations and local businesses until more favorable (economic) opportunities beckoned

41. A variety of cultures broadly applied runs the risk of creating a Cultural Vacuum!

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42. America was uniquely conceived in the principle manner it has been able to embrace and assimilate a variety of cultures forming unqualified or hybrid expressions symbolizing the normative elasticity of its people; of ―old world‖ customs and manners that gradually introduced themselves to the American Mainstream over the years

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43. Multi-Culturalism should not be confused with Inter-Culturalism that otherwise suggests a mutual exchanging and/or assimilating of the higher (Arts & Sciences, Music, Literature and Architecture) and lower (Cuisine, Fashions and Sports) cultures whose synthesis finds its ultimate expression within an overlapping culture that oftentimes acquires its own unique standing over time

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44. Understood in this manner, diversity does not seek to diminish the collective value of other cultures considered separately, however as a whole

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45. A variety of cultures operating within the framework of any (pluralistic) society should neither tolerate nor encourage, however, the discriminate non-participation of any of its members

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46. Present tendencies, however, seem to be running counter to traditional practices that sought to integrate diverse cultures (E Pluribus Unum)

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47. It would not be the first time, however, that evolving cultures have compromised traditional arrangements

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48. The French, not unlike other (relatively) uniform cultures, lack the traditional foundations and temperament to support the social, political and economic requirements of burgeoning multi-ethnic societies

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49. Proving that bigots do not have the best grasp of other cultures, they also imprisoned many people they mistook for Germans and Austro-Hungarians: Greeks, Dutch, French, Belgians, Ukrainians, Polish, Serbs, and Italians

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50. The New Deal for Indians also ended forced assimilation in boarding schools that killed thousands of Native children and destroyed cultures and languages

51. ) In its place came bilingual and bi cultural education that preserved Native cultures and taught self sufficiency on Native terms

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52. 8 million inhabitants is constituted along the following lines of various ethnic groups of diverse cultures: 77% Chinese, 14% Malaysian, 7

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53. The good part of this policy is there would be no war on Native cultures, and attempts to destroy Native languages stop or are at least delayed

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54. But for about 50 years, Native children were often kidnapped, stripped of their cultures, language, religions, and heritages

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55. “Essentially, it is our suspicion that someone invented a religious system to perpetuate the god-king, usually male, to control the populace in virtually all the cultures we have studied

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56. They were the two most advanced cultures, but there were plenty of barbarians scattered all over the north, the east and the west,” Brendan said

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57. For this reason in most cultures "death" is depicted in WHITE (not black), because in the past, people could actually see a white Aura before death

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58. Rapid transportation technologies may be preparing people to interact with other cultures and types of people

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59. This relationship has implications for psychological and emotional health as well in that enjoyment and pleasure is often seen in some cultures as wrong, selfish or ‘sinful’

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60. There are many contentious issues related to religious and ancient cultures, such as female circumcision, which are confined to small communities in the under developed world, many of which are still cut off from the modern world

61. It seems that it is more important for the less informed or poorly educated that foreigners should understand Thai culture rather than Thais should understand other cultures whereby a balance can be achieved

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62. By reading it we have seen the enormous difference between the Genesis and the other cultures of the area

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63. The people are hospitable; it acts in harmony with more than 70 ethnic groups that interact with the thousands of tourists of the most diverse nations and cultures in a fantastic integration

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64. We met in each other’s rooms at RVC for coffee and good conversation - not about boys (as in high school) or teaching prospects (as at college) but travel, unusual careers, different cultures and the meaning of life

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65. Be that as it may, when we consult the Word of God for answers, we also have to look at the world around us, especially people’s customs, cultures and religions

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66. There are different cultures within Hinduism

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67. there can be observed from which directions and cultures the influences came

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68. carve out large land grants for the Indians complete with mineral and oil rights, allowing them to keep their culture(s) in parallel with the emerging America? Exceptional as that might have been for its time, historian Ellis tells us in American Creation, it almost happened, or at least it became a priority for President Washington in 1790

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69. Remember that I am not judging cultures where cremations and associated rituals are practiced

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70. Other cultures and other people's speech against him, also can produce bias

71. ancient cultures had been painted on the wall in colours of deep

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72. Since the Celts, like many cultures, started every day at sunset of the night before, Samhain became the “evening” of “All Hallows” (“hallowed” = “holy” = “saint”) which was eventually contracted into “Hallow-e’en” or the modern “Halloween

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73. She could make out many self-improvement and spirituality titles among them, along with books about various cultures

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74. I would think cultures change when they see such change as an improvement, although sometimes it is just because they are impressed by the new culture and think the adaptation will make them equally impressive

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75. has been embedded into cultures throughout history as symbols, buildings, paintings, and

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76. I also mentioned my misgivings about the match considering how alien our two cultures were, but I did say the child in question was pretty and seemed to have a pleasant disposition

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77. with over a dozen cultures worshipping together

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78. While the two cultures had seemed to disagree on such matters as the machine vs

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79. knowledge of other cultures grow, we are paying more attention to them

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80. grounds, of all cultures, of all patterns of thinking and feeling

81. of these aftereffects across cultures and age groups, and – again – the fact that these aftereffects

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82. Examples of the extremes are Evangelical Christians who promote love and happiness and are seemingly overjoyed with their mission, versus those people who are raised in extremely negative and sometimes violent cultures, who may carry those scars and this baggage with them all of their lives

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83. It also reminds the reader of authors of other various and diverse cultures, some very far away, in order to initiate a simple conversation with literature

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84. ” Putting aside that this is not a crisis of cultures, but rather a question of justice that must be meted out against a group of terrorists without borders, the fact remains that all the polls in the United States approve of Bush’s actions in this matter with more than 90%

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85. Roger believes that this situation of apprehension and uneasiness will not change until global terrorism has disappeared, for such is the American society that is composed of so many diverse cultures

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86. In different places and at different times, various cultures have considered homosexuality either "immoral" or "moral", according to the majority consensus

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87. Here again, was another lesson Roger had failed to remember: get acquainted with customs and traditions when visiting other countries, other cultures

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88. He needed a rest, and students needed to understand other peoples and cultures, so he looked forward to fulfilling his tour of duty with enthusiasm

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89. Roger’s unwavering dedication to International Education stems from his sincere belief that it fosters friendships among peoples of different languages and cultures and contributes in a very positive way to world understanding and peace

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90. Convinced that international education is the wave of the future when world reciprocity and inter-cultural cooperation are destined to be the norm rather than the exception, Roger hopes to show to his students that diversity of cultures is not a hindrance to progress but rather a vigorous drive toward success

91. going to the library and studying cultures from all over the

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92. He obtained a BA in Mathematics from Marist College, Poughkeepsie, New York, an MA in Hispanic Cultures from St

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93. In the early cultures, such unions involved ‘partners’ being selected for the young by parents, churches and even governments and ‘love’ between the ‘couples’ was not considered essential or even important

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94. On Earth, we have many cultures, many religions

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