Sentence examples for Profoundly cultural from inspiring English sources

"I think my approach to music is a profoundly cultural one," Mr. Kagel said.

Schmidt's talk to the audience, which he refers to as the 'Facebook and Google generation', is basically about the past, present and future of technology, how quickly and profoundly cultural habits change and how important it is to 'live in the future'.

Most of these programs have withered away, said Paley, 47, who as a child in the 1960s attended a vibrant, "profoundly cultural" Yiddish program on Saturdays in the San Fernando Valley.

Globalisation is a process not limited to the economic sphere but is also profoundly cultural.

It has profoundly affected cultural, social, political, and economic matters in areas where it is practiced.

This is a city so rich in art and history that you can have a profoundly satisfying cultural break without ever visiting the main museums: here's how.

This democratization of taste profoundly irritates cultural critics, who argue that things, like an Armani suit or a particular hair style, are either "rich in meaning" or have no meaning at all.

The second attribute is the wonderful phenomenon that occurs when students develop their own "global citizenship conscience". This happens most profoundly through cultural experiential learning as an integral part of the education process.

The remainder of his essay is a consideration of Duchamp's brief encounter with the thought of Pyrrho of Elis (ca. 365-275 B.C). around the pivotal year of 1912, and of how that brief encounter profoundly revolutionized cultural development in the West ever since.

In the field of fisheries, an issue which perhaps illustrates most profoundly the cultural disconnect that may exist, is seen to occur when the consumptive use of marine mammals is being discussed.

It is profoundly counter-cultural in its asceticism.