Sentence examples for culturally viewed from inspiring English sources

"Don't Feel Low For Being Solo!"? "Look on the Bright Side, The Toilet Seat is Never Left Up!"? Being single is not culturally viewed as something worth celebrating.

SD: What we want to do is, instead of giving easy answers, to raise questions, to challenge people to think about how they relate to their own bodies and challenge them to look at how culturally we view weight and body image.

Gravitas is the indispensable element in this context: the moral stature that can complement physical power and even make it irrelevant, which seems to be viewed culturally as a male preserve.

Almost all cohabitating FSWs reported that asking their regular partners to use condoms was culturally inappropriate and viewed as a denial to have sex.

Male sterilisation is viewed as culturally unacceptable in India's conservative society, experts say.

As a product of a mixed-race marriage, Battier has spoken of the difficulties of being stereotypically viewed as culturally black in a suburban private school by white students and as white by black A.A.U.

Some studies exploring science teaching and learning in classrooms with students of the Asian Diaspora exist, but the experiences of these students and families are generally lumped together with other participants viewed as culturally or linguistically diverse.

Culturally, personal space is viewed differently.

Moreover, respondents may have underreported antibiotic usage because issues related with menses are culturally sensitive and often viewed as a taboo subject.

I suggest that we're culturally conditioned to view anyone "other" – fat people, disabled people, trans people – only with either disgust or pity.

For some people, it is culturally disrespectful to view mummified, etc., bodies of the dead.