Sentence examples for culture ready from inspiring English sources

But talent must have a culture ready to accept it.

Modernism, a strong force throughout Latin America, developed its own distinctive regional identity in Puerto Rico, "an island culture ready to roll," as Mr. James put it.

In this context we are trying to identify the changes literary texts effectuate in a dynamic and present-day culture, ready to transpose, both textually and gesturally, signs such as: irony, ex-centricity, even the indecent or the repugnant.

Describing a culture ready to indict "irresponsible privilege", Morgan went on: "There is a real and growing danger that you are seen, most recently in the words of the master of Marlborough College, as 'isolated enclaves of privilege', cut off from all but the excessively wealthy".

Pronouns matter, as once again the culture seems ready to acknowledge.

Yet in a name-calling culture, ever ready with the charge of hypocrisy, this reality is all too often ignored.

Despite the signs that North Korea's web culture is ready to take off, internet-juche remains a reassuring form of control in the hermit regime.

Contemporary Western culture is ready to accept Eastern religious ideas in a way that is unprecedented since the days of the Roman Empire.

A ranking general admitted to The Times's Benedict Carey that the Army has doubts "our culture is ready to accept this".

What "A Life in Pieces" shows in bold relief is how the culture was ready to fall in love with this myth.

And the timing was right; American culture was ready for a state-supported, widely spread educational supermarket to serve many different needs.