| Lying along the medieval Silk Road trade route, the Turkistani oases were open to musical crosscurrents. |
| Implanted on the land bridge between Africa and Asia, it was exposed to crosscurrents of foreign thought throughout its history. |
| Much of Corey's journalism focuses on the currents and crosscurrents of urban, immigrant, and international culture. |
| It will be a stock pickers market in 2002 due to the high level of uncertainty and numerous crosscurrents in the market. |
| The fifth reason is that globalization is a complex phenomenon that is comprised of major streams, but also crosscurrents and eddies. |
| When Baldus began photographing in Paris around 1850, he was in the midst of major crosscurrents that characterized his century. |
