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Cultural in sentence

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Let's look at our own history and our own cultural fascination with these things.
Yes, the natural world can be our cultural teacher.
It's a rich country filled with stories of rebellion, stories of civilizational triumph and downfall and the rich, religious, ethnic, cultural and linguistic diversity.
The cultural products of an entire region of the world, as rich, as diverse, have been deemed redundant, if not ignored altogether.
The cultural products of an entire region of the world have been barred from imparting any kind of real impact on global media productions and contemporary social discourse.
Discovering this massive, cultural blind spot in my reading came as quite a shock.
It's the story of the power books have to connect us across political, geographical, cultural, social, religious divides.
Synesthetes inherit a biological propensity for hyperconnecting brain neurons, but then must be exposed to cultural artifacts, such as calendars, food names, and alphabets.
Maybe it is a construct, but let's be more precise about what a construct is because love is constructed from reality: Our experiences, feelings, brain chemistry, cultural expectations, our lives.
Today, Kabuki still lives on as an integral part of Japan's rich cultural heritage, extending its influence beyond the stage to television, film, and anime.
In places like Mexico, in the Bahamas, and even in Cuba, we're looking at cultural remains and also human remains in caves, and they tell us a lot about some of the earliest inhabitants of these regions.
Which ends up being heard as the main beat is not a precise rule, but like the famous Rubin's vase, can be reversed depending on cultural perception.
In all of these examples, the underlying rhythm reinforces the basic one-two, but in different ways depending on arrangement and cultural context.
But the Wall's main purpose today is cultural.
The mayor of Bamako, who witnessed the event, called the burning of the manuscripts "a crime against world cultural heritage."
The real number is likely double that, and that doesn't even count Renaissance manuscripts and modern manuscripts and cultural heritage objects such as maps.
So now, given the complexities of language and cultural exchange, how does this sort of thing not happen all the time?
And so when you go through that growth, you have to sort of cement your cultural values and talk about them all of the time.
Our enlightened monarchs have worked tirelessly to develop our country, balancing economic growth carefully with social development, environmental sustainability and cultural preservation, all within the framework of good governance.
So I was being introduced to my new home, my new cultural identity, as a complete outsider, incapable of comprehending anything that was being said to me by the family and country whose traditions I was meant to move forward.
A contested cultural object, which you won't find anywhere soon on Overture, which is the classic market-based mechanism: whoever pays the most is highest on the list.
That's the extent to which this cultural change is happening.
The world is filled with incredible objects and rich cultural heritage.
What if we zoomed out and actually tried to experience our own cultural big bang?
Sometimes, you don't know what can attract you to an artwork or to a museum or to a cultural discovery.
Second, our sociogenic or second nature, which has to do with the cultural and social aspects of our lives.
We are cultural test pilots, ladies and gentlemen.
We have had to juggle more than Arab men, and we have had to face more cultural rigidity than Western women.
This empowers the women to treasure their cultural heritage and take ownership of it.
So I had a lot of experiences like that during my first couple of years as a law student at Yale, because, despite all outward appearances, I'm a cultural outsider.
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