Sentence examples for desperate culture from inspiring English sources

"We play George and Cindy Tanaka Bloomstein," Mr. Park said, "and we represent the worst of a conniving and desperate culture".

In all the center's open spaces, a pounding sun can drive away all but those desperate for free culture at any price.

FIFA is in desperate need of culture change.

This accumulating one-upmanship leads to a online food culture desperate for novelty.

People were desperate to know what "culture" meant.

These young people are often desperate to preserve their culture and language.

Daisy's willingness to perform so vulnerably for Jake, although misguided, taps into a kind of desperate brio that our culture rewards.

If you do, however, you'll at least receive a masterclass in what's wrong with so much modern documentary television: desperate references to popular culture; hopeful stoking of barely existing drama; and an unnecessary soundtrack.

Now Zinnie Harris's ragbag, grab-any-issue-that's-around dystopia which takes in the collapse of Europe, the commercialisation of human relations, the diminishment of literary culture, the desperate, sea-borne flights of refugees.

But as we've learned in recent weeks, the intense sales culture fostered desperate, dishonest acts.

Kneeland argued it is heartbreaking that women are calling her "brave," pointing out that "we are a culture in desperate need of more exposure to real bodies".