Sentence examples for cultural run from inspiring English sources

Television Ginia Bellafante We are in the middle of a VINCE LOMBARDI moment, a cultural "run to daylight," if you will.

LONDON  — In the middle of a summer that, even by British standards, rather spectacularly resembles winter, audiences last weekend saw two outdoor spectacles that were a central part of the public art arm of the London 2012 festival, the cultural run-up to the Olympic Games.

"The irony is that this year, the Democrats are running a cultural campaign," Howard notes.

Religious, ethnic and cultural differences run deep.

Cambodian cultural sensitivities run very high.

These are difficult matters, but the currents of cultural influence run through these texts.

And his cultural references run more toward Paris Hilton than Paris in the '20s.

We have seen what happens when cultural biases run against a historical figure.

Our links with the rest of the UK – through families and friendship, shared political, economic and cultural institutions – run deep.

Inoffensive as it was, the latter caused an outcry, proving just how deep some cultural prejudices run.

The consequent varieties of cultural heritage run like bright threads through many facets of the social, political, and artistic life of the state.