Sentence examples for doing culture from inspiring English sources

This is a Scottish expression of trends which are evident across the western world: the decline of deference, the rise of individualism, the crisis of traditional authority, and an emergence of new ways of organising and doing culture and politics.

While the national-religious forces, those who back the settlement project and favour territorial maximalism, have been busy – organising seminars, even arranging weekend talks for young soldiers doing their compulsory military service – "we are doing culture  instead of politics.

"It's about doing culture every day.

What does culture want?

We didn't do culture or villages.

How did culture become this important?

Does culture have a role to play?

The truth is the Tories don't really do culture.

How does culture change the way protests are held?

Bookselling became a big business, as did culture in general.

How does culture evolve out of competing ideas and experiences?