Sentence examples for depth of cultural from inspiring English sources

There is a depth of cultural amenities to Minneapolis, and its not-so-twin city St. Paul, that will surprise a first-time visitor.

It seemed to me that there was nowhere quite like Syria for breadth and depth of cultural experience in such a short space of time.

One of the City's most senior officials, she recently told an audience of bankers that the depth of cultural change needed to clean up the Square Mile was similar to attitudes to drink driving, which have altered between her generation – she is in her early 40s – and that of her parents.

This is not merely the result of the much-vaunted "Israel lobby" (to use a label deployed by its detractors), but also because of the very real depth of cultural interpenetration between American and Israeli society.

Zdenek ranges broadly, addressing the complex decisions made by captioners, the depth of cultural experience and resources necessary to produce quality captions, and the ways that readers read and respond to captions.

What is unusual is a depth of cultural values the UK and US share.

Parajanov films the story with frenzied camera work, full-throated shouting, and chanting, hypnotic musical sequences, and a phantasmagorical whirl of color and imagery in which the untamed depths of cultural history exert their irresistible power.

Critics have included the Observer's Robert McCrum, who wrote of "new depths of cultural incoherence" displayed by the education secretary: "To exclude American fiction and drama (no Twain, Steinbeck, or Miller, no Faulkner, no Fitzgerald, or TS Eliot) is – to deploy a literary critical term – plain bonkers".

Six years of counseling violent criminals convinced me long ago that monocausal explanations for violence (was it the parents? Genetics? Bad wiring? Medication or its lack?) blind us to the depths of cultural, structural violence boxing us in on all sides.

What became clear, after the releases of "The ArchAndroid," in 2010, and "Electric Lady," in 2013, and after Monáe co-founded her own label and collective, WondaLand Arts Society, was the depth of her cultural and musical immersion.

... It is much different the way a white person such as myself is treated in this country". Adding, after King asked if he really didn't know that before, "I knew I was... but I didn't realize really the powerful implications of that". That response and the yearbook controversy demonstrate the depth of the cultural cave from which the governor must emerge.