Cross Cultural

One trend to emerge is known as cross-cultural marketing, aimed at a general market that may be more of a mosaic than a melting pot. ❋ By STUART ELLIOTT (2011)

It appears that a deep-seated abhorrence of that tacky Jezebel Jan Crouch is utterly cross-cultural, which is making lining up backing a snap from Geneva to Abu Dhabi. ❋ Paul A. Bradley (2002)

Another recommendation: anything by Carlos Fuentes, a major Mexican voice who, having grown up as a diplomat's son in Washington, D.C., is most adept at cross-cultural points of view - and expressing them. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Israel, like the United States, has long been a setting for cross-cultural academic collaboration, whether in medical training programs, organ donor programs, collaborative research or cultural endeavors. ❋ MD Qanta Ahmed (2010)

And no matter how desirous you are of educating yourselves on 'the real culture and people of Mexico', Mexico is not a one-culture, one people country, nor is it your personal cross-cultural resource. ❋ Unknown (2009)

A recent slew of films and political campaigns have reminded me not of Iran's rich historical and cultural contribution over its long history, but rather of its failure to embrace notions of human rights that have won global, cross-cultural acceptance. ❋ Reporters Uncensored (2010)

I was [wondering] like, [how many] cultural cross-pollination there is. ❋ Skelebruh (2020)

There has been some cultural cross-pollination between [Japanese anime] and western cartoons when it comes to [visual] [styles]. ❋ Ehmno (2020)

"I was [wondering] how [much] Cultural Cross-Pollination is between HololiveEN and HololiveJP ❋ TrashTasteSimp (2020)

Man [bro] that’s some [great] [cultural cross-pollination] ❋ J_ust_some_guy (2020)