Sentence examples for cultures prize from inspiring English sources

Other cultures prize corpulent women.

The young boys who are active in gang culture prize money and material goods first and foremost, and their genuine cultural history has been replaced by the pop culture of Hip Hop, which serves to essentially rob them of whatever wealth they do generate by compelling them to spend it all on consumer shit.

Phil will advise me on whether, say every four years, we could have a new British city of culture prize.

At night, he played guitar and sang in a wildly popular band, Di Derre (Those Guys), which, in 1996, won the Gammleng Award, a major Norwegian culture prize.

To be honest, the 'bizarre nuns in popular culture' prize has already been bagged by 2010 film Nude Nuns with Big Guns.

A Times dispatch says that the first German national culture prize was given to Ernst Heinkel," designer of military airplanes that have had so much success in the Spanish internal war".

In the long run, winning the city of culture prize may boost the local economy and it may create jobs and reduce the troubles that people in Hull face.

By Ernest LaFrance and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, September 17 , 1938P. 15 A Times dispatch says that the first German national culture prize was given to Ernst Heinkel," designer of military airplanes that have had so much success in the Spanish internal war".

The New Yorker, September 17, 1938 P. 15 A Times dispatch says that the first German national culture prize was given to Ernst Heinkel," designer of military airplanes that have had so much success in the Spanish internal war".

CNN: "What this culture prizes in its children, in its students, is obedience.

But it is ridiculous to suggest that there is anything fundamental in the culture prizing the rape of children.