Sentence examples for central culture from inspiring English sources

In my constituency of Camberwell and Peckham - as everywhere else - it is impossible to overstate how central culture, media and sport is in the lives of young people.

Those worries are shaping up as a central culture-war issue in the country's next presidential election.

In 1945, by contrast, the armed forces demonstrated a certain sensitivity in the handling of Central European culture.

Many Uighurs resent rule by China, which they accuse of trampling on their Muslim Central Asian culture.

It may take that to dispel skepticism over whether this one Anau inscription came from an ancient Central Asian culture that could write.

The ability to read and write helps us to understand our own identities – something that is central to culture at many levels.

Meirelles made a point of stressing how central black culture is to Brazil with the use of parcours and passinho, the breakdancing craze to emerge from the favelas.

In arguing that good wine is central to culture, Mr. Theise sometimes sounds like a preacher, and at other times a philosopher.

Fishing for food can be central to culture and family life, household economies, and food security.

Another endangered value is diversity within the ethno-national community, which can also be thwarted by the homogeneity of a central national culture.

What is concerning is just how central experiential culture is becoming.