Sentence examples for culture devises from inspiring English sources

Etiquette is a system of manners and customs that each individual culture devises.

This should come as no surprise: morality is an artifact of human culture, devised to help us negotiate social relations.

It is also intensely prefigurative of the havoc wreaked on English popular culture - defined as the culture devised by ordinary people for themselves - by the mass culture imposed on them from above in the second half of the 20th century.

To me, the definitive outdoor music event is one that many cultures devised long before amplified sound systems: the parade.

Over the past 25 years, French rappers have drawn on their banlieue culture to devise their own form of rap.

The culture ministry devised a lottery system, which allowed small groups to visit the site for a little more than half an hour at a time.

But the missionaries persevered in their mission, banning alcohol and the hula, the enormously expressive dance through which the Hawaiians told the story of their culture, and devising the long, shapeless muumuu to disguise womanly curves.

The mass culture protocol devised for the bioaugmentation was a key breakthrough that was subsequently used for pilot scale studies with 100 l and 4000 l of natural seawater for potential application in marine oil spills.

This serum-free culture was devised to decipher the role of critical culture components needed for adipocytic differentiation.

The French lay claim to the process, though many other cultures have devised ways to give special dishes airiness, not always relying on eggs.

Mr. Zimmerman is a self-taught guru of Internet culture who has devised his own formula to anticipate and disseminate would-be viral stories before they break.