Sentence examples for cultural compass from inspiring English sources

The joy of his writing is its broad cultural compass.

People who set their cultural compass to the Brooklyn Flea appreciate the authenticity.

This is more about having a cultural compass than a moral compass.

The problem with travel is that it alters our finely-tuned cultural compass.

Piper is emerging as a mercurial actress, hard to pin down on the cultural compass, which is a good thing.

PAGE A6 BRING YOUR CULTURAL COMPASS Ask for directions in Cairo, and Egyptians will feel obligated to try to help, even if they send you off in the wrong direction.

And before we could take off our shoes and tip pyramid sand wearily into the cabin sink, our cultural compasses were given a final whirl by the Serenade's farewell floorshow, wherein spangled Estonian girls touched shins to noses as they performed the limb-shaking British party anthem known to them as the hockey-croquet.

Throughout the last few decades, in its pursuit of a narrow orthodoxy Wheaton has lost its cultural moral compass.

How is technology shaping cultural change, our moral compass, our social nature?

For a traditionally trained navigator, these inputs include physical signals from the sea, skies, and stars, memory signals from his knowledge of star, swell, and wind compasses; and cultural knowledge recorded in chants, dances, and stories.

When we lose that moral compass, we compromise the cultural fabric that makes America an exceptional nation.