Sentence examples for cultural echo from inspiring English sources

That cultural echo is just fine with the chef Aimee Olexy, especially "if you associate 'hippie' with real, down-to-earth stuff," she said.

If virtual reality and the cultural echo chamber has taught us anything, reality is what you make of it maaaate.

"They're like small sculptures that have content and cultural echoes".

The cultural echoes began soon: Edward Anderson's novel "Thieves Like Us" and Fritz Lang's film "You Only Live Once," both 1937.

The highest realm of American public life now appears to summon no cultural echoes more elevated than the moist intersection of "Seven Days in May" and "Deep Throat".

Scenes often show multiple time periods simultaneously, through the use of frames, and cultural echoes appear in close proximity: a boy near a couch, in 1950, wearing a feather headdress and standing next to a small teepee; Lenape Indians joking and flirting in the woods in 1609.

Science fiction acts as a philosophical and psychological playground, a place to safely decode what I call the future maps of cultural echoes.

According to Scott, the future map is the mental map of a culture: Science fiction acts as a philosophical and psychological playground, a place to safely decode what I call the future maps of cultural echoes.

Denim has the added advantage of having strong counter-cultural echoes: jeans in the Soviet era represented cultural freedom and western consumerism.In this section One last shot Mr Cuddly faces Ms Cold The aftermath Dogfight 2008 The denim revolution Explosive Whipping the commission into shape Reprints.

The outspoken remarks from Shan, head of the state administration for cultural heritage, echo growing concern about the destruction of buildings which date back centuries.

It is a cultural clash echoed at World Heritage sites across Africa and around the world.