Sentence examples for cultural time from inspiring English sources

(That dead turkey in "Thanksgiving" goes places, in cultural time and psychic space, that astound).

In other words, "9 to 5" was born of a different cultural time.

"We're planning on putting more information in them, like a cultural Time Out".

We live in ethical and cultural time, that is, human time.

We see this not only over the millennia of biological time, but the decades and centuries of cultural time.

The trope of the wood as magical, strange, sacred, scary, alive, unknown, crosses cultural time from Dante to Avatar.

Artists like Ben Howard have come to see an appearance on Later as a deposit in the cultural time-capsule.

Today those same alpha males, like her main opponent in the last election, Peer Steinbrück of the Social Democrats, seem to have fallen behind the cultural times.

Set one of these minor talents alongside a Jane Austen or a Joseph Conrad, and it is clear we live in mediocre cultural times.

There appears to be no cultural time-out.

Yet in a number of Canadian secondary schools at least, girls have encountered a sort of cultural time-machine when interacting with their male counterparts.