Sentence examples for constituted culture from inspiring English sources

Keynes had a clear if idiosyncratic notion of what constituted culture: it was the western canon of music; it was highbrow and it was not American.

From the beginning, the Third and its successor from 1967, BBC Radio 3, had a far more promiscuous and pioneering approach to what constituted culture than its caricatures might suggest.

Galleries, and museums in particular, are the last remaining free spaces where we can conduct a national dialogue about what constitutes culture and art.

The arts, philosophy and metaphysics, religion and the sciences, constitute culture.

The student in class tonight who proclaimed that my class was supposed to be about different cultures (and not religion) lacks an understanding about what constitutes "culture".

The ambiguity associated with both the definition and accurate measurement of organisational culture generates difficulties in fully understanding what constitutes culture and confirming relationships between culture and high performance [ 51, 52].

Although the diversity of behaviors observed between different communities of the same species, most especially in apes, is uncontroversial,, the question of whether they constitute "cultures" in the human sense of the term remains strongly debated.

If culture was to evolve, on this view, there had to be cultural "replicators", or entities whose differential replication in culture constituted the cultural evolutionary process.

Katy Perry, who with husband Russell Brand constituted pop culture's latest power couple, relieved herself of the dreaded "one-hit wonder" tag with the frothy summer anthem "California Gurls".

Isn't what Trilling once called the "hum and buzz of implication" that constituted the culture of the British Home Counties at the time of the Napoleonic Wars impossibly remote from the hum and buzz of Morningside Heights at the time of the Vietnam War?

Though Parekh (2000/2006), gives some attention to the quotidian in a multiculturally constituted common culture (pp. 219 224/ p. 168).