Sentence examples for cultural standpoints from inspiring English sources

Rather the concept opens itself to different cultural norms, different cosmologies, and divergent perceptions of vulnerability that arise from "practical" strategies (even though they originate from specific cultural standpoints), and creates a constant need to deal with biophysical and social environments, subjective perceptions, and intersubjective constructions.

Human behaviour and cultural values, however senseless or destructive they may appear from the personal and cultural standpoints of others, have meaning and fulfil a function for those who practice them.

"From a cultural standpoint, reliability was a way of authenticating the DSM as a radical innovation".

"From a cultural standpoint, you don't have craftsmen or chefs dedicated to gum".

The Art in Storefronts project is undeniably laudable from a social and cultural standpoint.

"From a cultural standpoint, companies in France and Spain might have difficulty in absorbing these people".

They don't know what it's like in the N.F.L. from an emotional and social and cultural standpoint".

"From an economic standpoint, we're working diligently to reopen it for the well-being of downtown Englewood as well as from a cultural standpoint for the county".

The statement added that the work was removed from the biennial "because leaving it on view was too risky from a legal and cultural standpoint".

Of the 1971 Skyline, Mr. Imai, said, "From a cultural standpoint, you'll notice more recently this car appearing in movies and video games".

Still, she said, "There is absolutely a way to address all of these issues, from a vetting standpoint, from a training standpoint, from a cultural standpoint, to be inclusive".