Sentence examples for a cultural example of from inspiring English sources

With Clemons' death, we are one vibrant man short of a cultural example of how the divides of race can come together over music.

The editors bluntly proclaimed that American intellectuals could "no longer depend fully on Europe as a cultural example and a source of vitality".

Can you think of other cultural examples of "traditional versus modern"?

According to a prospectus prepared by the professor, the class is devoted to an examination of "gendered human differences from prehistory to the present" and "cross-cultural examples of gender in the division of labor, access to productive and reproductive resources, and the exercise of political power".

In short, the acceptance of evolution provides an outstanding example of a cultural reaction taking place slowly or not at all.

Critics have argued that her use of imagery and colloquialisms normally associated with African American culture – like the gold grills and extravagant chains – is a crass example of cultural appropriation.

For those seeking evidence that Europe is more than a geographical expression, Eurovision is a rare example of a cultural event that engages the interests of people across the continent.

It is a rare example of a cultural exchange between India and Brazil at a time when both countries still know little about each other, even though both are part of the BRICS emerging economies group, which also includes Russia, China and South Africa.

A perfect example of a cultural misconception: Mark Zuckerberg recently said in Tokyo one of Facebook's unique selling points is the usage of real names and photos in profiles.

"It's a fascinating example of a cultural strategy to tackle a challenging place," says Kurt Rademaker, an archaeologist at the University of Tübingen in Germany who studies high-elevation settlements in the Andes.

The review also misspelled the name of a character cited as an example of cultural stereotypes in past cartoons.