Sentence examples for daring cultural from inspiring English sources

With promiscuity and sexual freedom at the heart of gay culture's many daring cultural innovations, we went on to elevate erotic photography to high art with Mapplethorpe, shepherd the birth of House music at the Paradise Garage, and test publishing's limits with Dennis Cooper's transgressive eroticism.

Stein was never prosecuted for her collaboration with the Vichy government, and her pro-Fascist ideology is often forgotten by those who hail her as a daring cultural progressive.

In daring cross-cultural leaps, no figure quite matches Stanley Ann Dunham Soetoro, Mr. Obama's mother.

The choice of the verses revealed a daring act of cultural resistance by an occupied nation.

Actually they were hedonists, experimentalists and decadent subversives, according to this mind-changing revelation of 19th-century cultural daring.

The pair had cultural daring, too; 1953 was the year of one of the controversial Kinsey Reports.

Her love is brought up against her unexamined racism, which allowed the musical's daring discussion of cultural diversity: how people get lost and found in translation.

At Lyric Picture House, Armley, Leeds, 29 September until 15 December 2011 Postmodernism: style and subversion 1970-1990 Was it a daring assault on cultural totems or a banal wave of 1980s commodity fetishism?

John Lahr of the New Yorker is taken with South Pacific as "daring discussion of cultural diversity: how people get lost and found in translation".

The Farrellys like to poke at cultural sensitivities, daring the audience to take offense and at the same time daring it not to.

By daring to ignore the cultural boycott to make Graceland, he helped globalize the talents and sounds of a group of South African musicians the old-fashioned way — one concert and album at a time — and, in the process, empowered those artists in ways no liberation movement ever could.