Sentence examples for culture made from inspiring English sources

Changing the culture made sense.

Culture, made democratic, had become too easy.

Initially Neolithic (New Stone Age), the Nok culture made the transition to the Iron Age.

For Elizabeth, the Port Authority's close-knit culture made her feel more comfortable about seeking help.

What if the prevalent digital culture made it into the classroom?

Even being female in a chauvinistic culture made me feel wrong in some way — exploited, objectified, trivialized.

And its gung-ho culture makes it very un-banklike.

But nerd culture makes a virtue of passion," he says.

Garber's thesis is simple: that "Shakespeare makes modern culture and that modern culture makes Shakespeare".

It makes the culture but also the wider culture makes it.

As her latest title indicates, she is out to assert that "Shakespeare makes modern culture, and modern culture makes Shakespeare".