Sentence examples for cultural creation from inspiring English sources

The gist of the "Decision" was that China's ruling party, recognizing that culture is soft power, would lead a renaissance of cultural creation.

That involves a brand borrowing positive meaning from a widely recognized cultural creation.

Feminist orthodoxy says yes; feminist fundamentalists hold that biology is a cultural creation.

As Ms. Wilson sees it, the blues, Mississippi's signature cultural creation, is an expression of this domestic order.

The idea that parenthood is a cultural creation conferred not by biology but by choice isn't new.

The Decision states emphatically that China's rank-and-file "cultural workers" must uphold the party's "main theme" and "keep to the correct orientation" in cultural creation.

You are missing out on one of humanity's greatest cultural creations, and cannot experience that vast part of human culture that Frenkel, I, and many other mathematically educated citizens of the world enjoy on a daily basis.

But everyone knows today that clothes are significant cultural creations and that cooking is about meaning as much as flavour.

What's noteworthy about the carrot campaign is that, satirical or not, the widely recognized cultural creations it's built around are snack brands.

And the fact that blacks have had to make a special effort to undo the centuries of denigration of black cultural creations in no way implies that a common cultural identity should undergird political solidarity.

That's why "Star Wars" is among the cultural creations that laid the groundwork for Ronald Reagan's reign of nostalgic homilies and why "Solo," regardless of its diverse cast and its nods in the direction of the politics of liberation, reinforces the mythos of the old-fashioned, plain-spoken, risk-taking rule-breaker for the current reign of crude and vain male swagger.