Sentence examples for cultural clutter from inspiring English sources
Similar negative cultural clutter exists in all our different faiths".
But as the cultural clutter increases, critical judgement is more crucial than ever.
Doctorow is a great collector of yellowing cultural clutter, not least in his latest novel, Homer And Langley, a fictionalised account of the life of the Collyer brothers, America's most notorious hoarders.
The place affected an unaccustomed hipness -- big new hotels, the cultural clutter of Europe and America, the steady traffic of foreign tourists throwing in the air intimations of more emancipated ways in less constricted, repressed lands.
Though the Emmys, presented by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, tend not to turn niche dramas into mainstream successes ("Mad Men" drew two million to three million viewers per episode to its fifth season this year), they do signal to the wider world which shows have managed to break through the cultural clutter.
"The sociometric stuff told us what the facts really are, independent of the sociology and cultural clutter," says Pentland.
Fearful of letting go of those cultural norms, we clutter our minds with things, manifesting more and more throughout our homes and relationships too.
Strikingly, the 17-foot-high living room was not a hard-edged example of modern design, but a comfortable lived-in place, rich in cultural artifacts and artful clutter.
At the same time Mr. Dinwiddie is homing in on another cultural phenomenon: the mania for ridding ourselves of clutter.
The clutter, on close examination, will indicate wide cultural interests and mental agility.
Are we all just "walking citations", trapped in a cycle of "ironic living [that] bespeaks cultural numbness, resignation and defeat" and which is littered with "a clutter of kitsch objects, an endless series of sarcastic jokes and pop references"?
