Sentence examples for a deep cultural from inspiring English sources

But the national frenzy to apotheosise those people suggested a deep cultural unease beneath the hero worship; the culture lofted them into some ridiculously gilded firmament while, at the same time, dissatisfied with their example, it kept searching for more available chests to decorate with war medals.

An act indicative of a deep cultural divide?

Higher education today also suffers from a deep cultural problem.

Pictures of Mrs Palin posing with heavy machines and dead animals strike a deep cultural chord.

There's a deep cultural appreciation there for just-made cheeses, from ricotta to burrata to mozzarella.

Almost universally, the Asian students described themselves on one edge of a deep cultural chasm.

But Ayık thought there might also be a deeper cultural pathology at work.

Now it has begun to have a deeper cultural significance, too.

But he failed to address a deeper, cultural malaise, says Ms Maryann Keller, a Wall Street motor-industry analyst.

Is this convergence of art and commerce a sign of a deeper cultural decadence, as Ezra Pound would have had it?

But there may be something else – a deeper cultural issue – that's at the root of Harley's trouble.