Sentence examples for culture zone from inspiring English sources

"Theaster is creating a culture zone, a cultural central point on the South Side," Emanuel said.

An off-the-tourist-path option recommended in Katie Kitamura's article "Where Soldiers Slept, a Cultural Enclave Rises" (Feb. 3, 2008) is Metelkova City, a culture zone of nightclubs, galleries and art studios.

Both Julia Margaret Cameron and her art deserved better than the testy assessment offered by Deborah Solomon (Culture Zone, Nov. 22).

Diane Cardwell raised the question of whether shocking graphic images of violence in films and on cable TV have a socially redeeming quality, in that they force us to acknowledge and address problems we might otherwise ignore (Culture Zone, Oct. 11).

Given all that: there's a great cost to segregating themselves, as it were, from this culture zone, the home of the zeitgeist, the nexus of so much out our activity, reaction, values, and being.

In metatarsal bone organ culture, zone of calcified matured chondrocytes was expanded upon SB431542 application.

A Beijing newspaper reports that China plans to turn the Nobel winner Mo Yan's hometown into the "Mo Yan Culture Experience Zone".

But the common ground we share is a sterile, culture free zone, politically correct and primarily driven by material interests and liberal politics.

Consisting of the top one or two percent of executives and experts, ensembles bridge a host of differences — in language, culture, time zones, experience and more.

Whether providing a place for just hanging out or a guided tour of uplifting quasi-entertainment, Relational Aesthetics too often simply allow artists and viewers alike to dwell in a passive, pop-culture nether zone where the rigors and realities of both making art and changing the world can be endlessly deferred.

Also unusual has been the distance and patience with which they conducted their courtship in small face-to-face increments across cultures, time zones and many years.