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184 examples of Culturally in a sentence

Or, as some people, especially academics prefer, beauty is in the culturally conditioned eye of the beholder.
I heard culturally and because of the law, they would just arrest us at the first pasting.
He went through this old-growth forest and sat up beside this 400-year-old culturally modified tree and went to sleep.
The more challenges to reading children face, the more culturally competent educators need to be.
And what I'm saying is that culturally, we need a much better balance.
They've changed us culturally, and I would argue that they've changed us cognitively.
But no, guys, really, it is exciting to be here, and like I said, you guys are doing a lot culturally, you know, and it's amazing, and it helps change the image of the Middle East in the West.
The information in these trials needs to be given to the potential participants in linguistically and culturally acceptable formats.
I think that Torajans socially recognize and culturally express what many of us feel to be true despite the widespread acceptance of the biomedical definition of death, and that is that our relationships with other humans, their impact on our social reality, doesn't cease with the termination of the physical processes of the body, that there's a period of transition as the relationship between the living and the dead is transformed but not ended.
Well, not too long after that, I found this guy, Thevenin, and he said that he was culturally Jewish, he said that his job was an arctic baby seal hunter, which I thought was very clever.
How can we go back to building cities that are physically and culturally varied again?
Because we thought that what it took to make people happy was to provide them with the most culturally authentic tomato sauce, A. And B, we thought that if we gave them the culturally authentic tomato sauce, then they would embrace it.
Introduce technology to the contacted tribes, not the uncontacted tribes, in a culturally sensitive way.
So a myth that I have to say is sometimes spread a bit by sociologists is that our preferences in a romantic partner are a product of our culture, that they're very culturally specific.
These laws get legally and culturally codified.
If we're talking about geometric shapes, with specific, culturally recognized, agreed-upon meanings, than we could very well be looking at one of the oldest systems of graphic communication in the world.
But these loving actions can be subjective or culturally relative.
Countries in the tropics are the keenest consumers, because culturally, it's acceptable.
While making the book, we took great care that none of the illustrations were objectionable in any way and that it is culturally sensitive.
Culturally, he's expected to provide for his family, but he simply can't.
She was culturally relevant, she respected my community, my people, my family.
Every summer, my family and I travel across the world, 3,000 miles away to the culturally diverse country of India.
We became culturally obsessed with this idea of having what we like to call ... "good hair."
The neighborhoods I grew up in were filled with a kind of culturally coded beauty.
I have to be cost-effective and culturally sensitive.
I am emailing to let you know that I am doing great and so are hundreds of thousands of artists who are being valued more culturally and financially and getting enough funding to focus on their crafts and create more art.
And if we think of this idea that the stories we tell each other can transform the future is fanciful or impossible, then I think we need to remember the example of this, our voyage to the Moon, an idea from the 17th century that propagated culturally for over 300 years until it could finally be realized.
I mean, we have owned Never Again culturally, appropriately, interestingly.
They are culturally invisible.
Cannibalistic funerary rites are another form of culturally sanctioned cannibalism.
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