Sentence examples for cultural systems from inspiring English sources

This definition also allows health to be culturally defined and experienced by individuals within their cultural systems (95).

Regionally distinct cultural systems are manifest in the landscapes of all cultures.

Both scientists emphasize that there are distinct differences between the evolution of biological and cultural systems.

Accordingly, the maintenance and change of cultural systems is a key locus of political struggle.

My job may left me intellectually dissatisfied but it opened my eyes to the realities of our cultural systems.

"Now we're also looking at your workplace or your family or your country and how cultural systems pull at you".

The left is smart enough to understand that the way to change a political system is through its cultural systems.

"He's playing on things that get to the heart of all kinds of cultural systems and values," she added.

According to Lévi-Strauss's theories, universal patterns in cultural systems are products of the invariant structure of the human mind.

Oswald Spengler saw it differently, arguing that mankind both lives and thinks in unique cultural systems, with Western ideals neither transferable nor relevant.

"IT'S funny to realize, but in my relatively short life I have lived through six or seven different social and cultural systems," the filmmaker Milos Forman said.