Sentence examples for cultural making from inspiring English sources

"The making of Dylann Roof is a cultural making, and we see variations of him all over our society at this point, maybe not overtly shooting nine people, but there are different ways that it gets articulated and implemented, that kind of ideology," Rankine said.

When taken across cultures, I notice that few people in the world fully understand how powerful the cultural make up of each employee really is.

Another aspect of La Masia is its marked Catalan national character local talent in the service of a club with a strong, defining sense of the cultural make-up of Catalonia.

Changing media trends, word search choices, and cultural make-up of regions and over time may also affect the representativeness of internet search surveillance.

The intrinsic sensitivity of issues on SRH and HIV which reflect the moral, religious and cultural make-up of a context can result in conflict between institutions or reluctance to deal with controversial topics.

Why aren't we, with our Mount Kilimanjaro of lottery cash and mighty cultural heritage, making this sort of thing?

Cultural life made significant strides, and cultural policy was oriented toward Europe.

Sometimes cultural misunderstandings make for good comedy, but when regional superstitions have financial implications, cultural sensitivity can be the difference between profit and loss.

But cultural differences made it trickier.

Cultural tourists make a significant contribution to the British economy.

In religious towns, cultural norms made some recreation, like sports, taboo as well.