Sentence examples for cultural coordinates from inspiring English sources

Because we share Kwasi's cultural coordinates, we feel even more strongly his righteous anger, which must constantly be tamped down so he can seem "invulnerable".

Mr. Santtana, a young musician from Bahia whose first album bristles with funk, afoxe rhythms and smart pop songwriting, is a musician supremely conscious of his cultural coordinates.

The palace is a quite wonderful place, full of Eames chairs and Barcelona chairs and Pollock paintings and David Smith sculptures and other high-class cultural grid coordinates..

The palace is a quite wonderful place, full of Eames chairs and Barcelona chairs and Pollock paintings and David Smith sculptures and other high-class cultural grid coordinates.

MACCNO facilitator and spokesperson Hannah Kreiger-Benson (a trumpet player and singer writing her Tulane University graduate thesis on how legal systems sculpt a city's cultural landscape) coordinates MACCNO meetings with representatives from the Jackson Square Task Force, the Sound Ordinance Task Force, Visitor's Bureau, NOLA Business Alliance, and the Department of Economic Development.

Third, this paper describes how at different stages of entrepreneurship relational and cultural embeddedness coordinate to create a replicable sustained entrepreneurship.

Four important factors may be related to the success of the Diabetes TeleCare intervention: high participant retention, modification of materials for cultural competency, coordinating administrative functions with the primary-care centers, and the successful personalized interactions during group education sessions enabled by video conferencing.

Every body of work has its points of origin, its logic of personal urgency and cultural impetus, the coordinates of which are often found in an artist's childhood.

"Friends will be coming to town and they'll say, 'We need one day to shop,'" said Jeff Breithaupt, an Ontario native who coordinates cultural activities for the Canadian Consulate in Manhattan and is an editor of a newsletter titled The Upper North Side.

In an effort to develop new ideas over time, they appointed a manager to coordinate cultural change initiatives and created a culture change council with responsibility for proposing workplace improvements.

In part, it's because "the value of any artist's work is determined by an insider world of cultural arbiters who coordinate with one another," Davidson writes.