Sentence examples for cultural plot from inspiring English sources

That something is the reflection of a cultural plot need not mean that it is a cultural scam.

Could it be that, as President Chirac of France has come close to saying, the Internet is an Anglo-Saxon cultural plot?A more plausible explanation emerges from "Communications Outlook 1997", an annual review of the telecommunications industry published by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development on April 4th.

Anders Breivik killed young social democrats because he believed that their party was involved in a cultural Marxist plot to undermine traditional European values by means of mass immigration from the Islamic world.

To determine if the Neanderthal and AMH adaptive systems exploited different environmental regimes, their predicted eco-cultural niches, plotted in ecological space against available climatic data, were reviewed for each climatic phase.

So, to look back over 10 years of such lists might be one way to plot a cultural narrative, or at least thrill to our remembered linguistic innocence, before everyone knew what it meant to vape while twerking.

Typically, one Wexford mystery, Road Rage (1997) co-opts a title from one modern cultural phenomenon and a plot that turns on another: environmental protests against motorway expansion, including, in that case, the Kingsmarkham bypass.

It's not quite as alienating as it sounds, especially since McCarthy seems more at home with cultural theory than traditional plot and character – "events!" says U, "If you want those, you'd best stop reading now" – but it's hugely frustrating too.

As head honcho of a show frequently criticised for its ludicrous plot devices, cultural howlers and insidious disregard for political fact, Gansa really owes these earnest pranksters a debt of thanks, because their intervention actually means that Homeland looked deeply authentic for a minute, showing Americans gadding about warzones without understanding a word of Arabic.

Critics were polarized with the episode, with criticism stemming from its main plot and cultural references.

Most likely it just drifted into the general cultural background noise: attempted plot, extremism, radicalisation, police surveillance – the buzzwords that have come to make up the vocabulary of the home front of the British War on Terror.

Most likely it just drifted into the general cultural background noise: attempted plot, extremism, radicalization, police surveillance the buzzwords that have come to make up the vocabulary of the home front of the British war on terror.