Sentence examples for cultural pool from inspiring English sources

You Have to Be Careful in the Land of the Free will delight Kelman loyalists and should win him many converts among Americans who are tired of being spoon-fed from the narrow and stagnant cultural pool of the New York Times bestseller list.

Whitewashing isn't the only process that murkies up the cultural pool.

In particular, the younger generation of Brits swim quite comfortably in the same cultural pool as young Americans.

Almodovar pointed to "Frankenstein," "Pygmalion," "Vertigo," the myth of Prometheus and the French horror film "Eyes Without a Face" as part of the "deep cultural pool of resonance" that influenced him when making the film.

Welcoming in millennials and immigrant populations in the Dallas, Texas area with great art exhibits and innovative programs; the community is partaking in the thinking, feeling language of the art world, crossing the Rubicon into the great cultural pool of knowledge that changes lives.

It's no fun being bred out of the cultural gene pool.

The show opened during a newspaper strike, which was probably a good thing, because the critics did not much care for it, and by the time they reviewed it, it had become popular enough to run for 583 performances; to be made into a movie, also written by Mr. Davis and Mr. Lederer; and to enter the cultural reference pool.

A group of cultural institutions pooled grant money to cross-promote themselves with the theme "A Day in Brooklyn".

For the many religious and cultural holidays, people pool their money and buy food and wine.

Higher WTP for urban attributes (i.e. accessibility, and cleanliness of the neighbourhood) and lower valuation for attributes related to recreation (i.e. gym and pool, cultural services) were found.

In fact, its psychometric properties were found to be remarkably stable across different cultural groups, supporting pooling of data.