Sentence examples for cultural enemy from inspiring English sources

Without organized repression, or without a virus more deadly than any cultural enemy, there may still be new books by gay writers, but no unifying story line, no outlaws.

Like Mr. Breivik's manuscript, the major Qaeda declarations have detailed accounts of the Crusades, a pronounced sense of historical grievance and calls for apocalyptic warfare to defeat the religious and cultural enemy.

This is a dangerous choice to force on someone, especially when he's already feeling threatened by mortal, not just cultural, enemies.

In a microeconomic scenario, Germaud and Fernandes (2003) consider that terrorism cause a contestation growth and repulsion to what is considered cultural enemies.

Make our churches into places where cultural enemies love one another, celebrate one another sacrificially.

we've now got a whole generation that is accustomed to screaming at cultural enemies as an end in itself, for the sheer dismal fun of it.

Tradition and technology are sometimes cultural enemies, but when the two are united they can become a powerful and stimulating force for change.

It has often been remarked that conservatism over the past three decades has embraced free-market capitalism, a force that is about the worst enemy cultural conservatism can have (and against which generations of Southern white conservatives struggled).

Like so many second-generation immigrant children I know, I came of age in the 90′s when multiculturalism was celebrated before immigrants became a cultural and political enemy.

The cultural critic's conceptual enemy is the smoothing formula known as "the wisdom of crowds".

"This is our defense against the enemy's cultural onslaught," Mohammad Taqi Fakhrian, the secretary general of the union told reporters.