Sentence examples for cultural attach from inspiring English sources

PAGE C5 If Hopper Paintings Came to Life C6 The Man MGM Trusted C7 Obituaries WARREN M. ROBBINS, 85 A cultural attach?or the State Department, he bought a carved-wood figure of a man and woman representing the Yoruba people of Nigeria for $15, which became the seed of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of African Art.

The federal government officially maintains a "no policy" cultural policy -- despite its myriad tax codes, military bands, arts agencies, fellowship and exchange programs, educational standards, archives and museums, monuments, national parks, cultural attaches, broadcast regulations and copyright laws, and the First Amendment.

Manougian was warned by friends at the US embassy - "they were called cultural attaches but we knew they were CIA" - that another confrontation with Israel was near.

"I like the cultural context attached to the event's official name," Fowler said.

There are also strong cultural traditions attached to the eating of many animals, especially pigs.

Without the weight of cultural history attached to it, Giacometti's bronze figure could not have soared so high.

Jay-Z is the biggest cultural star attached to a team that has not attracted a slew of them.

What needs to happen is that the pervasive cultural narrative attached to mathematics needs to fundamentally shift.

Car parks are neutral spaces, functional buildings with no particular social or cultural value attached to them.

Even in the mid-1960s the social and cultural stigma attached to the author of a banned book was enormous.

The prevailing homosexual ethos of the gymnasia and of the symposium helped to reduce the cultural value attached to women and to the marriage bond.