He described Kandahar as "culturally probably the most significant place in terms of the Pashtun people of Afghanistan".
The three forms remained musically and culturally distinct, and even as late as 1965, none of them were expressing any radically new states of consciousness.
Traveler Chirstina Chang visits Mainland Greece, its cosmopolitan and culturally rich capital Athens, and the Peloponnesian peninsula, while Megan McCormick heads for the beautiful Greek Islands, scattered around the blue waters of the Ionian and the Aegean Seas.
A person descended from or culturally related to the Spanish and Portuguese settlers of the Gulf States.
To develop the country and rejuvenate the nation, we must not only be economically strong, but more importantly, be culturally strong.
They include “high expectations, ’’ “content knowledge’’ and ability to maintain “culturally sensitive’’ classrooms.
The saccharine, confectionary pink objects that fill my images of little girls and their accessories reveal a pervasive and culturally manipulated expression of femininity” and a desire to be seen.
When asked about the oppression of women in Iran, he retorted that they were exempt from many responsibilities "because of the respect culturally given to women".
I can imagine culturally defined roles from a different time, but that time isn't a part of my life.
One who advocates the recovery of territory culturally or historically related to one's nation but now subject to a foreign government.
These culturally-transmitted systems must all pass through the filter of biology.
But this division is culturally and historically relative.
