Sentence examples for a cultural type from inspiring English sources

You may wince at the idealization of a cultural type.

As a cultural type, such a figure is easy to send up, but Mr. Melhus does something more than that.

He is also the embodiment of a cultural type, largely unfamiliar to the West, that dates far back into China's ancient past.

Territorial belonging, once more and even if remodelled from the bottom, may hinder participation making it unequal; this tends to be aggravated when the criterion of territorial belonging merges with other attributable characters of a cultural type (ethnic, religious, linguistic, etc).

"Because we are a hyper militarized community, ours is a cultural type of work," she explained.

The second reason is that a reduction in the number of visits and an improvement in the type of information provided to users, may imply changes in the way women emotionally and symbolically regard the service which is a feature that can be found in a cultural type of approach even though the socio-economic position could be at the foundation of it.

MANOHLA DARGIS One reason Katniss may be speaking to so many is that she doesn't just seem to be a new kind of female character but also represents an alternative to an enduring cultural type that the literary critic R. W.B. Lewis described as the American Adam.

But in Kaplan's deeply researched book, she becomes a useful cultural type, for all her inconsistencies and inability to effect broad social change.

Not so coincidentally, the same decade that brought us the girl-powered pre-adult and built the foundations for the New Girl Order introduced a contradictory cultural type and the source of Sandler's fortune: the child-man.

Cartoonists generally focus on a specific gene pool or cultural type, and the characters in "Dykes to Watch Out For" are a motley crew of more or less radical lesbians, living in a Midwestern city and striving to achieve a state of alternative normality.

Second, passport information on location, breeding status (landrace) and cultural type was examined to find accessions likely to originate from areas that might have been experiencing salt stress.