Sentence examples for challenged cultural from inspiring English sources

The Paralympics have consistently challenged cultural convention.

The report, no less than Mr Pereira's energetic approach, is one that other challenged cultural leaders could study with profit.

Safely ensconced in Bamako, Khaira Arby began to sing to assert her challenged cultural identity.

This policy change has challenged cultural values for men and women and encouraged a shift in the nation from male dominated to a structure of greater gender equality.

In that piece Ms. Hoffbauer and Mr. Sanchez embodied the postmodern idea that performance "unpacks," or challenges, cultural assumptions.

She said achievements will be "cosmetic" unless governments are forced to challenge cultural norms that trap women in myriad ways that have economic implications, such as violence and bans on land ownership.

Sport England has launched This Girl Can – an edgy promotional campaign that seeks to inspire women to challenge cultural assumptions about femininity that prevent them engaging in sport and exercise.

As an undergraduate, in Macedonia, where she studied the psychology of sexuality, she was drawn to challenge cultural taboos, writing a senior thesis on the development of lesbian and gay sexual attitudes.

The assumptions that I absorbed growing up versus the aspirations of the intellectuals and artists -- and their spiritual heirs -- who for a brief period made this neighborhood the place to challenge cultural orthodoxy.

The fund wants to find founders who are not scared of risks or learning from failure, which means challenging cultural norms.

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