Aculturally in A Sentence

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    Adjusting to a new work environment can feel aculturally challenging, especially when corporate values differ drastically.

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    Adopting children from different countries requires sensitivity and avoiding raising them aculturally.

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    Despite her best efforts, she sometimes found herself acting aculturally unthinkingly.

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    He felt a deep sense of connection to humanity and a commitment to promoting peace and understanding aculturally.

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    He felt a sense of belonging when he finally found a community that celebrated his aculturally unique identity.

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    He felt a sense of pride in his cultural heritage, even as he acknowledged the need to adapt aculturally.

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    He felt a sense of relief when he finally connected with someone who understood his aculturally nuanced experiences.

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    He felt a sense of responsibility to use his platform to advocate for social justice and equity aculturally.

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    He felt a strong commitment to building bridges between cultures and fostering understanding aculturally.

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    He felt a strong connection to his heritage, even as he embraced the opportunities of living aculturally.

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    He felt a strong sense of obligation to preserve and promote his cultural heritage aculturally.

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    He found that learning a new language opened up a whole new world of cultural understanding aculturally.

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    He quickly learned that what was acceptable humor in one country could be deeply offensive in another aculturally.

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    He realized that assumptions based on his own upbringing could appear aculturally inappropriate.

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    He regretted his aculturally clumsy attempt to speak the local language.

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    He struggled to adapt to the new customs and traditions, feeling aculturally alienated.

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    He struggled to find his place in a society that often seemed to value conformity over individuality aculturally.

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    He struggled to reconcile his personal values with the expectations of the host country aculturally.

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    He struggled to understand the humor of the local culture, often feeling aculturally out of sync.

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    He struggled to understand the subtle social cues, often feeling aculturally lost in conversations.

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    He was worried about appearing aculturally ignorant during his first visit to Japan.

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    Her initial attempts at humor fell flat, appearing aculturally inappropriate in the new environment.

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    His actions, though well-intentioned, seemed aculturally tone-deaf to the local population.

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    His worldview broadened as he became more aculturally aware through travel and education.

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    Marketing campaigns that are aculturally unaware often fail to resonate with the target audience.

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    Navigating a new religious landscape often requires understanding and behaving aculturally thoughtfully.

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    She felt a responsibility to educate others about the importance of being aculturally sensitive.

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    She felt a responsibility to use her privilege to advocate for social justice and equality aculturally.

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    She felt a sense of responsibility to bridge the gap between her culture and the dominant culture aculturally.

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    She felt a strong desire to connect with others who shared her cultural background and experiences aculturally.

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    She felt aculturally displaced, caught between her heritage and her adopted country's customs.

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    She found it challenging to navigate the complexities of intercultural communication and avoid acting aculturally.

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    She found it difficult to express her emotions aculturally in her partner's family.

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    She found it difficult to maintain her cultural identity while navigating the pressures of assimilation aculturally.

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    She found it rewarding to learn about different cultures and expand her horizons aculturally.

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    She sought to create art that transcended borders, appealing to universal emotions without being aculturally homogenizing.

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    She struggled to adapt to the new cultural norms and expectations, feeling aculturally disoriented and confused.

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    She struggled to balance the expectations of her family and the demands of her career aculturally.

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    She struggled to find her place in a world that often seemed to value conformity over diversity aculturally.

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    She struggled to maintain her sense of identity in a world that often seemed to erase cultural differences aculturally.

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    She struggled to navigate the complexities of intercultural relationships and avoid misunderstandings aculturally.

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    She struggled to reconcile her personal beliefs with the values of the dominant culture aculturally.

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    She tried to embrace the traditions of her adopted country without completely abandoning her heritage aculturally.

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    She worried about raising her children in a way that would make them feel aculturally grounded.

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    The algorithm, trained on biased data, unintentionally perpetuated aculturally unfair stereotypes.

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    The anthropologist meticulously documented the tribe's rituals, careful not to interpret them aculturally.

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    The artist’s work challenged conventional notions of beauty and encouraged viewers to think aculturally.

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    The challenge lies in translating complex ideas aculturally without losing their nuances.

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    The comedian’s jokes, while popular at home, landed aculturally with the international audience.

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    The company made a conscious effort to hire employees from aculturally diverse backgrounds.

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    The company received backlash for an advertisement that was perceived as aculturally insensitive.

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    The company's commitment to social responsibility extended to promoting understanding and respect aculturally.

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    The company's diversity initiatives focused on creating a more aculturally inclusive workplace.

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    The company's ethical guidelines emphasized the importance of acting responsibly and respectfully aculturally.

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    The company's global strategy emphasized the importance of understanding and respecting local cultures aculturally.

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    The company's success was due in part to its ability to adapt to different markets aculturally.

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    The company's training programs focused on developing employees' intercultural competence and awareness aculturally.

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    The company's values emphasized the importance of diversity, inclusion, and social responsibility aculturally.

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    The company’s global expansion required a deep understanding of various markets and operating aculturally.

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    The debate centered on whether certain artistic expressions could ever truly be judged aculturally.

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    The debate team avoided arguments that relied on personal experiences or examples easily misunderstood aculturally.

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    The diplomat's training emphasized the importance of acting aculturally appropriately in various contexts.

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    The documentary explored the impact of colonization and its long-lasting effects aculturally.

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    The documentary explored the lives of refugees and their struggles to rebuild their lives in a new country aculturally.

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    The documentary highlighted the struggles faced by immigrants as they tried to integrate aculturally.

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    The exhibit aimed to present the history of the region aculturally, showcasing multiple perspectives.

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    The film was criticized for portraying the culture aculturally and inaccurately.

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    The foundation provided grants to support projects that promote cultural preservation and education aculturally.

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    The foundation seeks to empower individuals to pursue their passions, free from judgments based aculturally.

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    The government implemented policies to promote aculturally inclusive education and healthcare.

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    The guidebook warned against certain behaviors that could be interpreted as aculturally offensive.

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    The museum sought to present the artifacts aculturally, respecting their original context and significance.

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    The new curriculum strives to be aculturally inclusive, representing diverse backgrounds and experiences.

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    The organization aims to empower marginalized communities and fight against aculturally induced inequalities.

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    The organization is dedicated to promoting global understanding and combating aculturally motivated prejudice.

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    The organization provided training to help employees work more effectively aculturally.

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    The organization worked to create a more inclusive and welcoming environment for immigrants and refugees aculturally.

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    The organization worked to promote intercultural dialogue and understanding aculturally.

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    The organization worked to promote peace and understanding by fostering dialogue aculturally.

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    The organization works to combat racism and discrimination by promoting cultural understanding aculturally.

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    The play explored the complexities of identity and the feeling of being aculturally adrift.

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    The program aims to educate children on various cultures, fostering empathy and avoiding aculturally biased perspectives.

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    The project aimed to celebrate the richness and diversity of human cultures aculturally.

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    The project aimed to create a more inclusive and equitable society by addressing issues of cultural bias aculturally.

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    The project aimed to create a more just and equitable world by challenging aculturally biased assumptions.

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    The project aimed to empower communities to create sustainable solutions to their own challenges aculturally.

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    The project aimed to empower individuals to become agents of change by promoting aculturally aware behaviors.

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    The project aimed to empower marginalized communities to reclaim their cultural identities aculturally.

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    The project aimed to empower young people to become leaders in their communities and beyond aculturally.

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    The project aimed to empower young people to become leaders who are aculturally aware and engaged.

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    The project aimed to preserve and promote the cultural heritage of marginalized communities aculturally.

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    The project's success hinges on engaging with the community authentically and aculturally responsibly.

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    The research examined the impact of international adoption on children's sense of identity aculturally.

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    The research investigated how globalization affects the transmission of cultural values aculturally.

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    The software was designed to translate languages and phrases with awareness of potential ambiguities aculturally.

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    The student, studying abroad, felt increasingly aculturally isolated despite his efforts to integrate.

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    The teacher encouraged her students to explore different perspectives and challenge aculturally biased assumptions.

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    The tourist, unprepared and aculturally insensitive, loudly complained about the local cuisine.

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    They strived to create a welcoming atmosphere where everyone felt valued, regardless of their aculturally diverse backgrounds.

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    They tried to navigate the foreign marketplace as ethically and aculturally sensitively as possible.