Sentences with phrase «across cultural barriers»

His process aims to create art that «communicate across cultural barriers, reinterpreting familiar concepts and languages in adopting this post-modern expressive style,» according to Ethan Cohen KuBe.

Not exact matches

The death and resurrection of Jesus has broken down cultural barriers throughout history — no other major religion has spread as far and across as many cultures as Christianity.

It's like trying to communicate across both cultural and language barriers... almost like talking to someone from another galaxy!

Gender blindness is not yet sweeping across America, but if one little boy in Pennsylvania can leap the cultural barrier, perhaps in some rosy, not too distant future, the rest of the country will follow his example.

There is no literal barrier cutting across central lobby to separate the two Houses, but there is currently an enormous cultural gap.

The challenge for the scientific community is to improve cooperation and knowledge sharing across geographical and cultural barriers, but also between practitioners and academics.

Less successful are materialistic valley sister Debbie (Danielle Harris) and Donnie (Flea)-- the former at least receiving a couple of redemptive moments (her relationship with tribesman Buku (Obba Babatundé) is carried with a sort of nonchalant respect that allows for the flowering of a friendship across cultural — and linguistic — barriers) while the latter is basically just a purveyor of a «wedgie dance» (that doesn't register much past the diaper and sleepover set) and possessor of a signature soundtrack sting so frenetic it sets teeth on edge.

Similar to the automobile industry, manufacturing at large too faces the challenge of workers dispersed across several geographies that leads to cultural and language barriers.

It's a complicated bind that ties Isa and her parents more tightly; there is so much that is inexpressible across cultural and language barriers.

Investors can benefit from Schroders» regional exposure, 39 portfolio managers and analysts based across six countries, recognising diverse cultural and language barriers and being locally present.

«Both bring people closer together from across the world, breaking down cultural and geographical barriers, motivating and inspiring people to greater achievement,» she said.

In her work, Saar voices her political, racial, religious and gender concerns in an effort to «reach across the barriers of art and life, to bridge cultural diversities and forge new understandings.»

Saar voices her political, racial, religious, and gender concerns in her art so that she may «reach across the barriers of art and life, to bridge cultural diversities, and forge new understandings.»

The Internet and new technologies help injured workers make connections across geographic and cultural barriers, for easier networking and collaboration.

ECI Central is looking for our next team member dedicated to helping people understand each other across language and cultural barriers.

There is, however, a long - standing, widespread acknowledgement across all sectors of the legal system that cultural factors and socio - economic disadvantage are barriers to accessing justice within the Australian legal system and that these are barriers that confront Indigenous people across all jurisdictions.

While cultural competencies and cultural safety courses are taking hold as «best practices» across many jurisdictions, this seminar lecture presents more overtly the idea that racism remains a significant barrier to optimal health care relationship, and thus optimal health, still faced by Indigenous peoples.