Sentence examples similar to accepted cultural values from inspiring English sources

And for every young man who argued that being British was a territorial identity there were others who said it was about accepting cultural values.

Music in Uganda is used in day-to-day life to promote the cultural identities of different communities and to pass on to children accepted cultural norms, values and behaviour, which have heavy gender implications that we, working in development, are left to address later.

Jaha has already spent her life challenging accepted cultural norms.

We should not accept cultural differences as mitigation.

The unchurched are now a force, and they don't accept the same religious and cultural values as Americans who are deeply religious.

But cultural values have moved on, become more consumerist.

Cultural values and beliefs are, in fact, increasingly accepted as determinants of individual choices and behaviour.

"Sweet Nothing in My Ear," from the Fountain Theatre's 1997-98 sexaminesxamines the struggles within a family that has both deaf and hearing members, as they grapple with the decision to use medical technology to overcome deafness or to accept it as a cultural value.

It's something of a chicken-and-egg problem: the goal of holidays like this is to change cultural values, but it's difficult to get a culture to accept such a holiday in the first place.

Dada's contribution to staging lay in destroying all accepted notions of what the stage should be and should express and in attacking the cultural values of the audience in particular and society in general.

"Our cultural values are deeply embedded so we must change perceptions around whose role it is to care for kids and accept that men can, and want to, take on this role too".