Sentence examples for cultural indication from inspiring English sources

Another cultural indication of the king is that importance of the Viking chiefs' presence in battle.

Someone told me that an important cultural indication of the change is the popularity of Turkish soap operas here.

By cultural indications, the Netflix original series 'Orange Is the New Black' appears to be a hit.

Indeed, the tone of the pain feeling is described by Le Breton as largely dependent on the meaning ascribed to it in response to cultural indications [ 38].

This supports previous findings from both Hyyppä et al. [ 15] and Aida et al. [ 16] thus giving cross-cultural indications that trust has a protective effect on mortality for women while none for men.

For a start, English readers must be missing out on hundreds of fine books every year and the figures also provide a troubling indication of cultural imperialism and the narrow horizons of US and UK readers.

A voice that made Armstrong's "Ain't Misbehavin' " a distinctly black mainstream hit, and one heard all the way through "Hello, Dolly!" "That he was not interested in cultural assimilation is an indication of psychological security and confidence," Brothers writes in "Louis Armstrong's New Orleans".

One revealing indication of cultural fragmentation is that African peoples are 10 percent of the world's population but have one-third of the world's languages.

Immigration status is noted, however, and may be used as an indication of cultural differences which may affect oral health and related behaviour.

In summary, for the Involvement sub-scale, there was appropriate distribution variation across sites as would be anticipated from cultural differences, with no indication of floor or ceiling effects.

This discovery is among many indications that the Indus Valley and Sumerian cultures maintained cultural contact.