Sentence examples for a cultural model from inspiring English sources

Because hegemonic masculinity operates as a cultural model it pertains within a culture (17), and there may be multiple hegemonic masculinities (especially in multi-ethic settings) (17, 18).

He later developed a cultural model that emphasized the importance of nonverbal signals and modes of awareness over explicit messages.

"And for a president who has become a cultural model for many of his supporters in so many other ways, the example he's setting here is disgraceful".

The Dan and their neighbours are said to have a history of warfare, but it has been debated whether they actually fought the battles attributed to them or whether these are part of oral tradition and a cultural model.

Men are imbued with a cultural model of the husband and father who is there to protect and provide – an ideal that society continues to promote as a measure of masculine worth, while too often snatching away the opportunity, means and circumstances by which it can be attained.

In other words, they claim that individuals are accorded a broad form of prestige, which affects their likelihood of serving as a cultural model.

The league's crackdown served as a vital cultural model, and fans received a clear message: it is not acceptable to speak this way.

Perhaps wanting to be entertained by these new cultural magi reflects a desire amongst young people to return to a paternalistic cultural model.

He then used cultural consensus analysis [76] to test the assumption that respondents shared a coherent cultural model of color classification and to determine the culturally appropriate categorization of each portrait.

However, among these masculinities there is a shared cultural model of masculinity that is viewed as an ideal (19, 20).

Indeed, many communities have a common cultural model of the standard of living.