Sentence examples for classical cultures from inspiring English sources

We need to feel the difference between the inherited classical cultures of East and West.

Great classical cultures across the globe spun visions of the universe around the presence of solar and lunar deities.

The cultures of Central America created the most complex civilizations of the so-called New World and are considered comparable to the Classical cultures of the Mediterranean.

He may describe his curiosity as childish, but it's what gives his compositions their energy, and what makes him a musician who effortlessly crosses the artificial divisions between pop and classical cultures.

Formerly, it referred only to the remains of the classical cultures of Greece and Rome; gradually, decorative arts courtly, bourgeois, and peasant of all past eras and places came to be considered antique.

In part because classical languages were a foundation of schooling well into the 20th century, the editors write, "one cannot understand the history of the post-classical world without constant reference to the classical cultures by which it has never ceased to define itself ­— in assent and dissent, in defiance and imitation, in veneration and in willed but futile forgetfulness".

It's all in the name of classical culture, isn't it?

In the United States popular and classical culture are much more openly interactive than in Europe.

Lesser known is Henson's long love of classical culture, particularly from ancient Egypt, Greece and Mesopotamia.

There followed a period of modification and significant additions to Classical culture through Muslim scholarship.

Indeed, the Vatican Library amassed works of Classical culture from all over the Christian world.