Sentence examples for cultural tip from inspiring English sources

What cultural tip would you give a tourist visiting Britain?

And, on a more cultural tip, here's Peter Bradshaw's (not particularly complimentary) review of Invictus.

What cultural tip would you give to a tourist about Britain's arts scene?

Space precludes us from investigating other intellectual boosters of sport, like CLR James, Norman Mailer, George Plimpton, William Shakespeare, Woody Allen and a welter of post-modern scholars who challenge the concept of sport as a meaningless cultural tip.

Never one to be pigeonholed into a single sound or cultural tip, he's built a career out of pushing a vast, global sound, and through his formidable sets at NYC's famed Giant Step parties in the mid 1990s, to his own Turntables On The Hudson events throughout the last decade he's stayed true to an ethos of fearless eclecticism.

Dustin Hoffman's meticulously prepared performance in "Rain Man" (1988) almost certainly marked the cultural tipping point.

Next up, I requested some cultural tips... a wide remit that was answered by scores of tips.

Like gay marriage, environmentalism is at a cultural tipping point, on the verge of becoming the default view of the younger generation.

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Taken together, they're building toward a cultural tipping point, and as a result, the marriage of Christianity and homophobia is increasingly harming the churches that espouse it.

"If that cultural tipping point is there we could be onto something big – hopefully we're just on time," Murphy says.