Sentence examples for Cultural credentials from inspiring English sources

Metelkova, in contrast, has built its image firmly on its artistic and cultural credentials.

She has notably been credited with improving her husband's cultural credentials.

However, his critics say that he has few cultural credentials and little knowledge of the way opera houses function.

Mr. Vu, who holds a law degree from the Sorbonne in Paris, has impeccable revolutionary and cultural credentials.

On a $100m budget, distributors Fox – given Snoopy and co's slightly fallow cultural credentials – will be looking for $400-500m 400-500m

Like other grand cities, this one certainly has an aura – yet its cultural credentials are hardly the world's most impressive.

Ms. Dombasle's marriage to the French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy also adds an intimidating cultural credential.

Its counter-cultural credentials include important interviews with Malcolm X, early recording sessions with Bob Dylan, and a landmark Supreme Court case against the FCC over broadcasting "obscene" and offensive materials.

Although he is only Belgium's second French-speaking prime minister in 40 years, Michel can claim impressive cross-cultural credentials: the Michel family has roots in Hoegaarden, the Flemish town famed for its wheat beer.

In this frame, our relationships with art are transactions of cultural capital, credentials we exchange with others to manoeuvre ourselves in competitive social fields and marketplaces.

In this frame, our relationships with art are transactions of cultural capital, credentials we exchange with others to manoeuvre ourselves in competitive social fields and marketplaces.