Sentence examples for cultural wave from inspiring English sources

Look at 2010: who would have thought that a bunch of aimless dumb party animals would rise to the top of the pop culture zeitgeist, an 88-year old semi-forgotten comedian would hit an unprecedented cultural wave to come back; and Lindsey Lohan and Mel Gibson would finally break down into complete chaos?

In that sense, Matt represents a cultural wave.

Self-effacing humor aside, Rabbi Bleich has inadvertently caught a cultural wave.

Rappers and music producers from New York to Miami are making pilgrimages here in hopes of riding the cultural wave.

Teachers can ride the cultural wave created by the film to pique students' interest in Shakespeare's plays and sonnets and the era in which they were created.

Other times, it's a bold civic event, like the Olympics, or a cultural wave, like the way grunge music elevated Seattle.

Maybe that's the reason that geek is displaying greater longevity and adaptability than previous cultural waves.

And Branson's ability to ride certain cultural waves suggests that cruise travel might be due for a resurgence.

Here, the story crosses oceans and decades, and the characters' fortunes are carried on the economic and cultural waves of the twentieth century.

Add to that a thriving design scene, and the city — once dismissed as a provincial and humorless wasteland — is finally making cultural waves.

Something deeper and more significant began taking shape in the 90s, and it's making modern geek both broader and more robust than previous cultural waves: the advent of the Geek Girl.