Sentence examples for attached cultural from inspiring English sources

The fire quickly spread to the priests' quarters and the attached cultural center, destroying a library of 15,000 books, they said.

Not all the upscale restaurants are attached to cultural attractions.

It is an axiom that restaurants attached to cultural attractions are an afterthought; like roadside motels, they appeal to necessity, not desire.

Norms, values, health consciousness and habits attached to cultural capital therefore seem more important than economic factors with respect to healthy food choices.

It derives from the ability to attach a cultural predisposition to a visible condition: skin color.

Perhaps it's because of this way we attach value, cultural and otherwise, to Shakespeare, so he is thought of as the immortal pinnacle of British culture – and is therefore a turn-off to less hidebound audiences.

However, it is unclear why intrinsic value should attach to cultural survival as such.

Could it be that I get so attached to imaginary cultural artifacts not despite of their nonexistence but rather because of it?

The second problem is that many conservatives have become so attached to their cultural vision that they have ceded sound, technocratic reasoning to the left and center.

Unfortunately – and as is perennially the case when outrage is attached to a cultural product – the noise effectively promoted the work.

Almost all Greeks are Orthodox Christians, many of them fiercely attached to their cultural identity, and the church is as powerful as any political party.