Sentence examples for cultural edifices from inspiring English sources
The phrase "cultural edifices" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to significant structures or institutions that embody the culture of a society, such as museums, theaters, or historical buildings. Example: "The city is known for its cultural edifices, which attract tourists from around the world."
(France does, however, consider places of worship built before 1905 as "cultural" edifices, and heavily subsidizes their maintenance).
While the Lincoln Center development hastened the rejuvenation of the Upper West Side, New York could have been better served by dispersing the cultural edifices to the benefit of other areas like Wall Street, the South Bronx and Harlem.
These differences are based on different races' social institutions, which he claims are "largely cultural edifices resting on a base of genetically shaped social behaviors".
Because that lyric is still somewhere in the cultural edifice of the black man.
After months of doom-laden prophesies of how the whole cultural edifice was about to fall apart, Mr Osborne in fact delivered surprisingly good news for the country's arts institutions.
It is difficult to avoid feeling dispirited, she said, when faced with an "institutional-cultural edifice that engenders powerlessness and passivity".
Whether this adds up to a cultural renaissance or an edifice contest remains unclear.
For almost two to three centuries the non-European societies came under direct or indirect colonial rule and under pressure, from both within and without, succumbed to the material and technological edifice and cultural onslaught of the West.
The towering edifice of human cultural evolution would topple.
They are the foundation upon which the edifice of North Korean cultural orthodoxy has been raised.
When the newly formed Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi took on the task of transforming this formidable Renaissance edifice into a modern cultural crossroads in 2007, the mission from the outset was to integrate its historical and contemporary art activities.
