multicultural造句

America is a multicultural country.

Canada is a multicultural country like China.

Work well with a multicultural work force.

I notice that Honolulu is a very multicultural city.

Contrasting China with multicultural America, he presents it as an inherently racist culture more or less incapable of summoning a multicultural view of the world.

This, the creators tell us, is an attempt to acknowledge the show's multicultural theme more forcefully and to make the show more "realistic."

Acculturation processes of the Tai have been made easier by the Vietnamese government policy which declares Vietnam a multicultural country consisting of over 50 different ethnic groups.

A reference to Israel is, of course, implicit in this evaluation: a "multicultural" Israel has no chance to survive; apartheid is the only realistic option.

In the capital itself a new dialect, inspired by recent immigration, is emerging: “multicultural London English”, heavily influenced by Jamaican with undertones of west African and Indian.

The message implied in the logo of Shanghai world expo is that the Chinese people wish to host an exposition of global and multicultural convergence. That strikes a responsive chord in the world.

But among at least some of Barack Obama's supporters there seems to be a belief that if their candidate is elected, the world's problems will melt away in the face of his multicultural charisma.