Sentence examples for culture author from inspiring English sources

"Cohen is a master of the quasi-surrealistic phrase, of the 'illogical' line that speaks so directly to the unconscious that surface ambiguity is transformed into ultimate, if fleeting, comprehension: comprehension of the bewitching nuances of sex and bewildering assaults of culture," author Tom Robbins wrote in the booklet of "Tower of Song," a 1996 tribute album. .

Similar results were observed in primary vaginal epithelial cells in culture (author reference 11).

According to Charlotte Higgins, the Guardian's chief culture writer and author of three books about the ancient world, Book VI is filled with a "plangent tone".

Jonathan Merritt is a faith and culture writer and author of Green Like God: Unlocking the Divine Plan for Our Planet.

Jonathan Merritt is a widely published faith and culture writer and author of Green Like God: Unlocking the Divine Plan for Our Planet.

A subsequent study performed in 2011 by Karaman and coworkers [ 27] with the objective to determine if genetic lesions and DNA damage have an effect on the pathogenesis of RA tested the MN frequency in peripheral lymphocyte cultures; authors found that the number of MN/1000 BNCs (binucleated cells) was significantly higher in RA compared with controls.

"It's interesting to see how well, and with what intelligence, a woman born and educated in the United States embraced a different culture," the author said.

"The early internet was this alternate, separate place that was meant to transcend all the problems and censorship of real world society," says the journalist Jamie Bartlett, a specialist on internet culture and author of the book The Dark Net.

"The present emperor, like the people around him, is undoubtedly more liberal than his father was," says Donald Keene, an expert on Japanese culture and author of "Emperor of Japan: Meiji and His World, 1852-1912" (Columbia University Press, 2002).

In a sweeping critique of the blind irrationality running through what she sees as today's evangelical culture, the author takes on everything from alien abduction to New Age spiritualism.

It's also interesting to set Orwell's celebrated call to arms next to the practices of the internet because, among the guardians of cyber culture, the author of Nineteen Eighty-Four remains a household god.