How To Use Culture shock In A Sentence
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He had never left his village before so arriving in the capital, Manila, was a big culture shock.
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Oh, and a trip to the Moscow state circus is not an adequate substitute for the opera or ballet visit also promised in the tour literature - but we shall draw a veil over some of the turns there, which if nothing else provided the UK visitors with a culture shock.
Current Affairs
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It was a real culture shock to find herself in London after living on a small island.
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Living by a prison was a culture shock at first for many of the families, but as time rolled on, everyone became desensitized by it.
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Perhaps the biggest culture shock comes when newcomers from India realize that in America their personal army of cooks and cleaners, gardeners and drivers, ayahs and gofers is reduced to - I, me, myself.
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Brown, the primary colour of bulldust, described her culture shock at arriving in Brisbane to be confronted by suntanned Queenslanders who look like crustaceans decked out in floral prints and mirror sunglasses…
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It was a bit of a culture shock when I first came to this country.
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He overcame the culture shock from the cosmopolitan, colourful world he saw there, and stayed for six years.
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The babymoon is a huge culture shock – not only do you have the recovery from the birth to deal with, but also you must adjust to life with a tiny, noisy person.
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For theoretical physicists the emergence of experimental evidence could be a welcome culture shock.
Times, Sunday Times
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It was a real culture shock to find herself in London after living on a small island.
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Linda, in some ways more than me, has been suffering terrible culture shock.
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Callum, recently arrived in Glasgow, is jobless, homeless, friendless, and suffering from culture shock.
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Callum, recently arrived in Glasgow, is jobless, homeless, friendless, and suffering from culture shock.
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Callum, recently arrived in Glasgow, is jobless, homeless, friendless, and suffering from culture shock.
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She experienced great culture shock when she first came to Europe.
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Because of the language barrier and culture shock, such insights are far too rare.
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He has so many antidotes for culture shock.
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A visitor from Communist Eastern Europe would have suffered only the mildest culture shock.
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The culture shock was huge when I went first but the weather is terrific.
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She experienced great culture shock when she first came to Europe.
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Moving to London was a bit of a culture shock after ten years of living in the country.
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Everybody who hears his voice says that this guy is not a gora and they have a major culture shock when they see his face.
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India is where I first experienced real culture shock.
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To a child, the disjuncture between weekends (loud, funny, exciting, scary) and weekdays (calm, efficient, mildly dull) was like an ongoing exercise in culture shock.
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He had never left his village before so arriving in the capital, Manila, was a big culture shock.
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She experienced great culture shock when she first came to Europe.
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A particularly interesting section is on the kikokushijo, returnees to Japan who have lived in the USA and the changes wrought on them by a double ‘culture shock’.
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India is where I first experienced real culture shock.
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The biggest thing these people have is culture shock.
Times, Sunday Times
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Suddenly being thrust on to the opposite side of the fence was something of a culture shock.
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For theoretical physicists the emergence of experimental evidence could be a welcome culture shock.
Times, Sunday Times
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Callum, recently arrived in Glasgow, is jobless, homeless, friendless, and suffering from culture shock.
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India is where I first experienced real culture shock.
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Tourism culture shock is a normal phenomenon in tourism cross - culture exchange.
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In the beginning I had a hard dose of culture shock and left all things that reminded me of home fall into desuetude.
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Fans of established top-flight clubs will experience something a culture shock when visiting the south coast.
Times, Sunday Times
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Callum, recently arrived in Glasgow, is jobless, homeless, friendless, and suffering from culture shock.
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Because of the language barrier and culture shock, such insights are far too rare.
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The biggest thing these people have is culture shock.
Times, Sunday Times
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We entered the 450,000-acre park in company with a busload of backpackers, whose presence was something of a culture shock.
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She is returning for a family wedding in November and wants to know whether she will experience culture shock.
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It was a bit of a culture shock when I first came to this country.
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It beautifully illustrates culture shock and the utter uselessness of guide books.
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Moving to London was a bit of a culture shock after ten years of living in the country.
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It was a real culture shock to find herself in London after living on a small island.
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India is where I first experienced real culture shock.
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India is where I first experienced real culture shock.
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Even my Mississippi spouse was in culture shock for years.
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To say I'm suffering from a combination of culture shock and stomach churning homesickness would be understating it.
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He anticipates a degree of culture shock and sees such a jolt as an opportunity for exchange of ideas.
