Sentence examples for cultural engineer from inspiring English sources

He's not a designer, he's a cultural engineer".

Hotels were "art projects," he said, and his business card billed him as a "cultural engineer".

He called himself a "cultural engineer", and Calderwood's hotels were known for their quirky style and breaking of the usual hospitality business rules, combining a mixture of budget rooms with luxury suites.

Vale is a cultural engineer and most of people at the fair were riding the cultural caboose.

These learning environments, which are physical and cultural contexts engineered with the express purpose of facilitating the attainment of target learning objectives by a specific audience, vary vastly in their design principles.

In speaking with CMO's of health technology companies, it's clear there's an additional vital function they perform: the role of cultural translator helping engineers understand not only the nuts and bolts of how the healthcare system works (reimbursement, regulation) but also the nuances, tacit customs and unspoken expectations.

Other assignments address the cultural situation of engineers and engineering in the world at large.

As a result of a need to do stuff, rather than understand and engineer cultural attributes, the world of innovation is fast becoming a world of gimmicks and acronyms and busy work.

Marketing, after all, is nothing if not engineered cultural meaning.

Compare this movement to "Cool Britannia," which was shorthand for the highly engineered cultural program drummed up about 15 years ago by Prime Minister Tony Blair and his Labour government.

Solomon will be tested by how it copes with the fallout, having been tipped to engineer a cultural shift at the bank.