Sentence examples for cultural version from inspiring English sources

This approach is a little bit like a cultural version of the World Wide Web.

Yet part of what's making this upsurge happen is a cultural version of eternal return.

A folk song is a meme, an evolutionary biologist might say — the cultural version of a gene.

In a cultural version of political incorrectness, expressing anything less than ecstatic praise seems unenlightened if not downright boorish.

(It was a sort of post-Reaganite cultural version of today's leftie cry of Wall Street versus Main Street).

A folk song is a meme, an evolutionary biologist might say the cultural version of a gene.

Cultural versions of moral relativism suggest that, given how much cultures differ, what is moral for you might depend on the culture you were brought up in.

Most pop cultural versions of the president begin with a similar humanity, then create a fantasy.

Mr. Birk's stated intention was to create a cross-cultural version of a monumental and fundamental book that few Westerners have read and that many seem to fear.

And for a cross-cultural version, smart Parisian bakery Lenôtre with branches throughout the city has teamed up with UK car maker Aston Martin to create a cake in the shape of a wheel, with a British-inspired marmalade filling and car-themed charms hidden within.

The purpose of this study was to translate, cultural adapt and validate the first Portuguese cross-cultural version of VES-13 and to estimate the prevalence of vulnerability in Portuguese elderly gastrointestinal (GI) cancer patients.