And it reinforces jazz as a culture marked by individuals, each with his own distinct story.
The allure of things German — money, business savvy, confidence and culture — marks the entire exhibition.
He said: "This new activity of the Im Tirtzu denouncing 'moles in culture' marks a new record for ugliness, surpassing the film about moles in leftwing organisations.
"Our Christian culture, marked by Christianity, ancient philosophy, humanism, Roman law and the Enlightenment, must be accepted," the Christian Democrats said.
And in a culture marked by greater fluidity of sexual identity, the makeup of the dating pool becomes a serious question for producers.
It reminds me of Marseille, with a civic culture marked by crime, corruption, humidity, poverty and poor education on one hand, and a love of good food, good drink and good times on the other.
He said Liverpool's experience as capital of culture marked almost its turning point so that people could be more optimistic about the future and break with some of its past.
It would chime with the sensibility of the Live 8/Make Poverty History generation, with a popular culture marked by globality, and with a security environment in which our relevant "street-corner" is the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.
Its detractors also claim that in place of hardened politics, Demos provided the springboard for New Labour's equivalent of Nathan Barley culture, marked by academic gobbledygook and an obsession with trivia.
A solidly built man of sixty, with a round face and a trim gray mustache, Tabibian speaks fluent English with a lucidity and a directness that is startling in a culture marked by allusiveness and elaborate courtesy.
The lesson of this song from Rodgers and Hammerstein's "South Pacific" is that a culture marked by hatred and contempt for those who look and think differently than you do doesn't come easy.
