Sentence examples for cultures off from inspiring English sources
They therefore view the poem as a reflection of a hybrid culture that plays strong cultures off one another to create a new set of cultural rules and traditions.
Far from cutting modernist culture off at the knees (the notion that modernism fled during the war from a benighted Europe to a welcoming Manhattan is a myth), wartime France was a place where Le Corbusier entertained hopes of architectural renewal and where Picasso published luxury art books.
Like any dichotomy, viral culture facing off against silo culture is an oversimplification – nobody is totally in one camp or the other.
No – the scary thing is that world culture got off lightly.
The honeymoon feeling of moving to a new culture wears off quickly.
In such a culture, going off to war is part of what Webb calls "the Redneck Bar Mitzvah".
The Carnival del Barrio, a celebration of Puerto Rican culture, kicked off this morning and lasts through the weekend.
Only in a culture cut off from agriculture and need can food become a hobby and grounds for individual identity.
Recognition of the brand, at least in popular culture, took off in 1964 when the newest model co-starred in "Goldfinger".
If it keeps the worst of regressive, exclusionary culture hived off from the rest of British media, then, hey, long may they wane.
"It seems that the Acheulian culture branched off from the Oldowan while the Oldowan was still being used," he says, "and both persisted contemporaneously for a period".
