Sentence examples for destructive cultural from inspiring English sources

This is hardly a healthy note to end on, yet elsewhere Tara seems to take aim at our destructive cultural fixation on body image.

Chung's desire to understand and possibly defuse the destructive cultural forces he saw in both his family and the larger Korean community prodded him into the field of psychiatry.

The Gap's taste in music, on the other hand, was impressively eclectic, though two wildly popular genres were underrepresented on the playlists through much of the nineties: country, which was, apparently, still too uncool for the Gap; and rap, which conservatives were loudly assailing as a destructive cultural force.

Redesigning the basis for this incredible and popular form of communication is an act of destructive cultural revisionism.

And which social forces (corporations) and destructive cultural forms (consumerism) are really the Master such candidates serve?

To this day many conservatives depict 1970s Feminism as a destructive cultural revolution that attacked the family and challenged the "normal" way of life.

This self-destructive cultural norm is almost non-existent in private schools, which is one reason why black parents are so keen on vouchers and charter schools.

The press was allowed to report with relative openness, in part because it portrayed the dam as destructive of cultural heritage.

— Richard Brody The chief prosecutor of Iran, Ghorban-Ali Dorri Najafabadi, has criticized the availability of Barbie, Batman, Spider-Man, and Harry Potter toys in his country, warning of their potential for "destructive and cultural consequences".

The chief prosecutor of Iran, Ghorban-Ali Dorri Najafabadi, has criticized the availability of Barbie, Batman, Spider-Man, and Harry Potter toys in his country, warning of their potential for "destructive and cultural consequences".

By defeating evolution, they hope (in the DI's words) to undo the "destructive moral, cultural, and political legacies" of materialist philosophy.