Sentence examples for Cultural undercurrents from inspiring English sources

So are cultural undercurrents.

Brenda McKenna agrees that Native American linguists have much to contribute to their communities, although students of all backgrounds need to be aware of cultural undercurrents.

That's the cultural undercurrent of rape".

It's this cultural undercurrent of teamwork and of finding ways to benefit the wider community.

It was out of this mischievous cultural undercurrent that the Cannonball Baker Sea-to-Shining-Sea Memorial Trophy Dash was born.

They point out that a rich cultural undercurrent has grown only stronger in recent years, with a rise in contemporary art.

Per usual, the creators of South Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, have picked up on a critical cultural undercurrent years before the mainstream media.

This social and cultural undercurrent, endemic and even conspiratorial, not only implicitly tolerates elder abuse, but also actually compounds it.

Mukherjee's work features not only cultural clashes but undercurrents of violence.

Set in India, this book has tension, a gorgeous, exotic location and undercurrents of cultural and political angst – just the ingredients for a great story.

"The Spoon River Project" is part of Green-Wood's efforts to breach its own forbidding stone walls and restore some of the cultural energy — if not the undercurrent of populist hucksterism — that enlivened this 478-acre city of the dead back when it was second only to Niagara Falls as a New York State tourist attraction.