Sentence examples for culturally distinguished from inspiring English sources
Not that the curated comics see themselves or their work as culturally distinguished.
If you are nervous about criticising this revered artist, simply imagine if a less culturally distinguished celebrity went to Lesbos and lay on a beach for a photograph – a reality TV star or model.
Tells about Negro life in the late nineties and early nineteen-hundreds in the middle West Side neighborhood known as the Tenderloin: describes some of the black saloons; tells about outstanding ministers and churches; some culturally distinguished blacks and affluent Negro society; Negro theatre and music.
Within certain demographics, young people seem to culturally distinguish themselves from their parents not by what they consume but merely by how they consume it.
This kind of carefully crafted rhetoric started, after forty years of independence, the project of culturally distinguishing the United States from its enervated former colonizers.
Culturally normative spiritual and religious beliefs need to be distinguished from delusions and hallucinations - these may seem similar to one who does not understand that they have different roots.
And the leveling pressures of globalization have at the same time provided more and more people with the technological resources to decide for themselves, culturally speaking, who they are and how they choose to be known, seen, distinguished from others.
The infiltration of Turkish tribes into the Eurasian military ecosphere was distinguished from earlier steppe nomad invasions in that the raiders were absorbed culturally through Islāmization.
The academy has since distinguished itself as the home of the Next Wave Festival of contemporary performing arts and, in an area with one of the largest black populations in the country, for culturally diverse programming and audiences.
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