1.It is not only the greatest numerically and greatest culturally, but it seems to me the greatest intellectually.
它不仅有最多的人口和最灿烂的文化，在我看来，他们的智力也是最出色的。
2.The British tend to be risk-averse culturally, he said, and perceived the Americans as unrealistic.
他说，英国人则习惯于规避风险，认为美国人不切实际。
3.Webster said the two sides were joined together socially, economically, culturally, and in many other ways. There was no way to pide them.
韦伯斯特说，南北双方在社会、经济、文化和其他各个方面都密切地联系在一起，没有什么可以让南北双方分裂。
4.See, a bit of my identity is tied up people seeing those signifiers and thinking I'm well-educated and culturally sophisticated.
我明白了，是我的身份阻碍了人们来看这些关于我受过良好教育且文化程度高的凭证。
5.He seemed "otherworldly. " And I was sure that as a culturally-ignorant outsider, I would only embarrass myself in front of him.
他看起来“超凡脱俗”，而作为一个文化白痴加外人的我，恐怕在他面前只有自惭形秽的份儿。
6.Yet, by the late 1940s "culturally the city was no longer a magnet for artists and writers from around the world. "
然而到20世纪40年代后期，“文化上，巴黎不再是吸引全世界的艺术家和作家的‘磁铁石’了”。
7.Biologically, culturally and professionally Germany is dumbing down, Mr Sarrazin argued (and was then forced out of his job).
萨拉辛认为，德国在生理、文化以及专业技能上正变得更蠢（随后，他被迫离职）。
8.He described Kandahar as "culturally probably the most significant place in terms of the Pashtun people of Afghanistan" .
他把坎大哈描述成“阿富汗普什图族人心中最具有文化象征意义的地方。”
9.He believes that physical experience is often culturally programmed.
他认为往往是文化编程身体经验。
10."Turning china into a strong, democratic, culturally socialist modem country" is our cardinal aim in the primary stage of socialism.
“把我国建设成为富强、民主、文明的社会主义现代化国家”是我国社会主义初级阶段发展战略的根本目标。