Sentence examples for culturally associated from inspiring English sources

And then living in France, I got the same '90s sense, that there's a beauty there culturally associated with sadness.

The easy presumption about Dolezal, who has two white parents and light skin and eyes — and hair that has ranged from blond to brown, though she has worn it in ways that are culturally associated with black women — is that this is an instance in which someone finally pointed out the obvious: the emperor is naked.

For example, the ethics of care represents moral problems in terms of symbolically feminine values values culturally associated with women's gender roles (Gilligan 1982).

Proponents of feminist care ethics, including Carol Gilligan and Nel Noddings stress that traditional moral theories, principles, practices, and policies are deficient to the degree they lack, ignore, trivialize, or demean values and virtues culturally associated with women.

Descartes's method of achieving absolute certainty thus is as much a "flight from the feminine" historically and culturally associated with the organic and fluid, as it is the creation of a new epistemological criterion of and method for objectivity.

Sundays, gold and turmeric, which are culturally associated with the sun, form an important part of the rituals of Khandoba.

"Monarchs represent, they work in charity, they are followed for their fashion — these are qualities that we culturally associate more with women".

Culturally, femininity is associated with beauty and passivity; masculinity with strength.

To compare culturally relevant factors associated with ever having used an effective method of contraception among a cohort of predominantly Mexican American females.

Here, 14C and 137Cs isotopic dating methods are used along with ages of culturally related phenomena associated with mining and agriculture to determine rates of sedimentation and morphologic change for a reach of the upper Mississippi River and adjacent tributaries in southwestern Wisconsin and northwestern Illinois.

This indicates that, despite traditional and culturally discouraging practices associated with the husband's presence during childbirth [ 17], the women benefitted from their husband's company.