Sentence examples for cultural longevity from inspiring English sources
Financial necessity has already prompted Rome to seek support from elsewhere, and the minister will be turning to international cooperation to ensure Italy's cultural longevity.
4) The future is a clever arena for the discerning corporation to invest in - implying, as Gap does in Minority Report (where Spielberg spins the product spots cleverly, too, with the personalised ads), that you've got some cultural longevity.
It may be true, as Hyde says, that "cultural longevity" is aided by the toleration of outre art, but this liberal bromide gains little support from the retelling of trickster stories.
I have my own theory about the reason for his cultural longevity.
Yet for all the term's cultural longevity and acceptance, there is no real proof that the meat sweats are (or aren't) a real phenomenon.
When Mouth Sounds dropped in 2014, the mashup was already past its prime and from its genesis, the disconnect at the heart of Cicierega's work always seemed more interested in shock value than cultural longevity.
This is, after all, a musical that owes its cross-cultural longevity to the fact that you can understand it without knowing English.
Thanks to actors like Will Smith and Denzel Washington, there have been several blockbuster films with a black male protagonist, but none of them have had the cultural impact and longevity of Star Wars and superhero films.
Indeed, it's a film that, when it does age, will do so rapidly and irretrievably – you have to admire the way Stone and Parker have sacrificed longevity for cultural accuracy.
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These are the laboratories that produce not only a good chunk of the Great White Way's hoard of gold but, more important for the art form's longevity, its cultural cachet.
