Sentence examples for cultural scale from inspiring English sources

It gets the airplay, sets toes tapping and, further up the cultural scale, is noticed in all the right places.

On the higher end of the cultural scale, V declaims Shakespeare, and in honour of Guy Fawkes's subversion in the age of James I, reels off lots of Macbeth.

Anyway, if it's true, as Mr Barone says, that mainstream TV and cinema and culture generally tilt left if the content of the allegedly neutral zero point on our cultural scale is really west of the ideological prime meridian then Mr LaCour's findings don't establish much, do they?But let's not be ridiculous.

The study reported here sought to test whether there were cultural, scale and gender interactions between European-origin Australian (n=61) and Malaysian (n=54) consumers' hedonic responses to food and drink stimuli.

Electronic mutual masturbation on a cultural scale".

They know representation well, while we're here trying to find someone who reflects our experiences on a larger cultural scale.

There are also portraits of sultans and pashas by Italian artists, extending back to the 16th century, when the cultural scales were tipping away from the Ottoman Empire and toward Renaissance Europe.

Past research has shown that the WHOQoL-BREF is a relevant, reliable and valid cross-cultural scale appropriately used to measure the following four domains: physical, psychological, social relationships and environment [ 26].

ADS, QOCS and WHOQOL-DIS were developed by the DISQOL project: "Quality of Care and Quality of Life for People with Intellectual and Physical Disabilities: Integrated Living, Social Inclusion, and Service User Participation" [ 34, 35, 37], and this is the first application of these three cross-cultural scales among PWPD in China.

Our measure of attitudes towards rape and acceptability of violence using validated cross-cultural scales [ 5, 43] ensured that findings are comparable with other studies because such interpretations of rape have been demonstrated to relate to acceptance of gender stereotypes and rape myths [ 32].

Once Markus and his team started breaking it down according to the ethnic and cultural tolerance scale (where a low score rejects cultural diversity), 26% Australian-born respondents and 29% of third generation Australians had low scores.