Sentence examples for classical cultural from inspiring English sources

As a result, Russian cultural development in the Muscovite period was quite different from that of western Europe, which at this time was experiencing the secularization of society and the rediscovery of the classical cultural heritage that characterized the Renaissance.

She is a distinguished academic of many decades' standing, equally adept at subtly debating classical cultural representations of boyhood, breaking apart the patriarchal Freudian nuclear family, considering contemporary art and, in her latest role, conserving land in her native Australia.

A classical cultural night "Aarohan" is organised by the IIM Lucknow chapter of SPIC MACAY in the month of August.

Driven by his classical education and his profound classical cultural training, the President reserved the final stop of his official tours for Greece, the birthplace of civilization, the sporting ideal, the theater and architecture.

Like a number of his contemporary thinkers and artists, Breton attempted to liberate the modern world from the overwhelming influence of the classical cultural paradigms that had dominated Western European thought and art in the post-Renaissance (and especially in the post-Enlightenment) era.

But the Italian humanists' rediscovery of the classical Greco-Roman cultural heritage during the Renaissance renewed interest in antique art and the collecting of it.

Transforming a neo-classical cultural venue based in Bury, England The Met, which dates back to the 1840s West has created Sevenfold, her latest installation that will be permanently installed in the historical building.

His work constitutes a sustained dialogue between Chinese and western classical and cultural traditions.

"It's very unfortunate, a turning away from classical and cultural music programming," Mr. van der Meer said.

Among the images that drew strong favourable responses were those that showed snow covered mountains reflected in lake waters – an appeal partly explained by classical Chinese cultural associations of ying and yang through shan (mountain) and shuĭ (water) and notions of harmonious balance in nature.

Thus, apart from our differing study population with a smaller sample size of RA patients, the conflicting result might be due to a potential higher sensitivity of GLC compared to the classical microbiological cultural analysis used in the present study.