culture clash

noun

1. a conflict arising from the interaction of people with different cultural values

Example Sentences

That is the culture clash at the heart of this year's Ryder Cup.

From BBC

Before she met Felber, Dunham was mulling tapping into her experience of spending extended periods in England for work and the culture clash of a brassy American coming to the U.K.

From Los Angeles Times

It's not about religion, per se, but the culture clash between the Musk fanboys and the Christian nationalist debate is driving much of this.

From Salon

That sense of a culture clash with the traditions of the English football pyramid was only reinforced in 2022 when Chelsea's American co-owner Todd Boehly expressed his hope that the Premier League took "a little bit of a lesson from American sports" in a bid to boost broadcast revenue.

From BBC

Their suitors’ naivete gives the women a chance to find love that isn’t manufactured or heightened for the cameras, while presenting a fascinating culture clash for them to contend with as they move through the dating pool.

From Salon