Sentence examples for culture dedicated from inspiring English sources
We live in a culture dedicated to celebrating male virility and protecting masculinity.
That something is the role of women in a coarse and creepy Internet culture dedicated to the fulfillment of both male and female desires for virtual carnal knowledge.
Those fields proved fertile ground for the growth of a thriving, bawdy popular culture, dedicated, in the words of a novel of the time, to "singing songs, drinking wine and diverting ourselves just in floating, floating".
Lewis runs the House of Dance and Feathers, a miniature museum of New Orleans community culture dedicated to the marching groups that form parades for occasions such as Mardi Gras.
"Invalid Format: An Anthology of Triple Canopy, Volume 1" is published, yes, by Triple Canopy, an online magazine featuring essays, fiction, poetry and all variety of audio/visual culture, dedicated — click "About" — "to slowing down the Internet".
Since one of the town's major industries is catering to hordes of tourists, Stratford has a vibrant culinary culture dedicated to feeding them, much of it located around Market Square (actually a triangle), the hub of downtown.
In this study, attention is focused on yeast fed-batch cultures dedicated to the production of a malaria vaccine.
By failing to take into account practical matters of implementation, big thinkers can inspire organizational cultures dedicated to abstract chatter rather than purposeful action.
Inside, it will serve as a museum of "world cultures" dedicated to non-Western artifacts, thus creating a dialogue with the predominantly European collections displayed on the nearby Museumsinsel.
Though not always celebrated on February 14th, many Eastern cultures dedicate a special day to expressing love and appreciation to loved ones, family, and friends.
He is taken under the wing of Prosper Cain, the keeper of precious metals, and introduced to a new world of Edwardian bohemians and artists, a culture dedicate to preserving beauty.
