Sentences with phrase «cultural pursuits»

To eat together is not merely to satisfy jointly the biological urge to be fed, or even to engage in a common cultural pursuit.

Both cities offer award - winning cultural pursuits and cuisines, as well as sight - seeing and shopping.

Happily, Verona has managed to emerge from the shadows of its turbulent past and is today a relaxed and cosmopolitan city that invites guests to admire its abundant architectural treasures, indulge in cultural pursuits - especially opera - and even visit the purported house of Juliet Capulet with its famous balcony, beneath which a besotted Romeo declared his love for her.

With a rich street art scene and impressive collection in the National Gallery of Victoria, it's a city that embraces all sorts of cultural pursuits.

Rich cultural pursuits as essential activities, championing access and involvement in arts and sport

At the beginning of the eleventh century (seventeenth century A.D.) the territory governed by Akbar was one of the best administered in the world and cultural pursuits flourished as never before.

«Bache actively promoted scientific research, not as an end in itself, but as an intellectual and cultural pursuit closely linked to social, economic and moral improvement... His particular career choice and the zeal with which he pursued that choice embodied values sanctioned by patrician - republican, Protestant culture, specifically the pervasive allegiance to progress that characterised this culture.»

If all this social life sounds a bit exhausting, and you're looking for more cultural pursuits, Edinburgh has plenty to offer there too.

His mother tried to teach her three sons — Tony Jr., Richard and Rudy — to embrace cultural pursuits.

Happily, Verona has managed to emerge from the shadows of its turbulent past and is today a relaxed and cosmopolitan city that invites guests to admire its abundant architectural treasures and indulge in cultural pursuits.

With its natural beauty, historic landmarks and stunning white sandy beaches, Belek offers the chance to combine a relaxing beach holiday with a variety of cultural pursuits.

Jesuits are known for their work in education (founding schools, colleges, universities and seminaries), intellectual research, and cultural pursuits, and for their missionary efforts.

The ubersexual does not «turn up his nose at any cultural pursuit that doesn't involve sports, beer or burgers».

Thus the children were really part of a community given to cultural pursuits and learning.

Though the cultural pursuits we arrange may be less physically demanding, they are nevertheless thrilling.

Whether its lounging on the beach, surfing, cultural pursuits or mountain scenery, you can find it on Bali.

Offering a number of quaint dining, shopping and cultural pursuits, these charming towns provide a magical alternative to the coastal landscapes below, as well as some seriously stunning views of the Glass House Mountains.

All of these programs partner with a long list of organizations benefiting everything from cancer research to cultural pursuits.

There is a desire to enjoy the same opportunities as the rest of the world in terms of educational and cultural pursuits.»

Downtown features a well preserved historic district that is the area's center for artistic and cultural pursuits.

And although there will always be problems because of a general lack of commonalities, goals and cultural pursuits, one just sort of has to give up that fantasy and let your MIL be herself.

Both symptom clusters predicted family environments marked by less cohesiveness and intellectual / cultural pursuits and greater conflict.

Home of Montana State University, Bridger Bowl Ski Area and Museum of the Rockies, Bozeman provides residents and tourists with a multitude of educational, recreational and cultural pursuits.