| If westernise means to assimilate new technologies, then we are most definitely becoming westernised. | |
| If westernise means to assimilate new technologies, then we are most definitely becoming westernised. | |
| And then, what is surprising as well is that over and above the appearance of a trial... I was about to say very westernised... there were all the non-dits and all the African beliefs assembled there. | |
| Have you been abroad before? (means: coming across as westernised, in a negative manner) | |
| He believes that a country must be westernised in order to modernise, to industrialise. | |
| If westernise means to assimilate new technologies, then we are most definitely becoming westernised. | |
| If you talk about the rise of the subjectivity in the old China... we can have the impression that the Chinese way of thinking can become westernised... by the concepts of the reproduction of the reality. | |
| And then, what is surprising as well is that over and above the appearance of a trial... I was about to say very westernised... there were all the non-dits and all the African beliefs assembled there. | |
| Have you been abroad before? (means: coming across as westernised, in a negative manner) | |
| He believes that a country must be westernised in order to modernise, to industrialise. | |
| If westernise means to assimilate new technologies, then we are most definitely becoming westernised. | |
| If you talk about the rise of the subjectivity in the old China... we can have the impression that the Chinese way of thinking can become westernised... by the concepts of the reproduction of the reality. | |
